Muro de Aguas is a small municipality in the southern part of La Rioja, Spain, located near the town of Arnedo. It is one of the many rural settlements that make up this autonomous community in northern Spain.
The municipality lies in the southern portion of La Rioja, a region known for its wine production and its position along the Ebro River valley. Its proximity to Arnedo places it within the broader comarca of Arnedo, an area of La Rioja characterized by small towns and villages set among hills and farmland.
As a small municipality, Muro de Aguas is typical of the sparsely populated rural communities found throughout southern La Rioja. Detailed information about its history, population, and landmarks is limited, and the settlement is primarily known for its status as one of the region's minor municipalities.