Jerte River

River in Spain

The Jerte River is a river in the interior of the Iberian Peninsula, a tributary of the Alagón River within the Tagus basin. Its course runs entirely through the northern part of the Spanish province of Cáceres, where it forms the Jerte Valley.

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Jerte River

River in Spain

The Jerte River is a river in the interior of the Iberian Peninsula, a tributary of the Alagón River within the Tagus basin. Its course runs entirely through the northern part of the Spanish province of Cáceres, where it forms the Jerte Valley.

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The Jerte River is a river in the interior of the Iberian Peninsula, a tributary of the Alagón River within the Tagus basin. Its course runs entirely through the northern part of the Spanish province of Cáceres, where it forms the Jerte Valley. With a length of about seventy kilometres, it rises in Tornavacas and flows into the Alagón at Galisteo.

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