Agricultural landscape of Carmona Travel Guide — Things to Do, Food & Hotels
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About Agricultural landscape of Carmona
The Alcor is a tiny, straight mountain range that runs from Alcalá de Guadaíra to Carmona.Rectilinear and covered with olive groves and orchards,each end is crowned by these fortified cities,a reminder of the Moors who once called this land home. —Antonio Blázquez (1921), Iberian Peninsula Located34.5km (21.4mi)east of Seville, the city of Carmona lies at the heart of an area known as Campiña de Carmona. It is one of the most populated parts of Los Alcores. Here, the landscape has been shaped by sediment dating back to the Miocene. A particularly defining feature is the sharp contract between rugged rocks, plains and rolling hills. The city is connected to the rest of Andalusia and Spain by numerous roads, in particular theA-4, which links Carmona toSeville,CórdobaandMadrid. Indeed, Ca
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