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Amarguillo
Arroyo de Valdespino
View of the Amarguillo
Map
Location
CountrySpain
Physical characteristics
SourceCollado de la Mirla, Sierra de la Calderina [es]
  locationUrda, Spain
  coordinates39°19′55″N 3°45′43″W / 39.332°N 3.762°W / 39.332; -3.762
MouthCigüela
  location
Alcázar de San Juan, Spain
  coordinates
39°18′11″N 3°21′14″W / 39.303°N 3.354°W / 39.303; -3.354
Length55 km (34 mi)
Basin size
563 km2 (217 sq mi)
Basin features
ProgressionCigüelaGuadianaAtlantic Ocean

The Amarguillo is a river in the centre of the Iberian Peninsula and a tributary of the Cigüela. It belongs to the Guadiana river basin.[1] In modern times, it is dry during most of the year.[2]

Description

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The watercourse originates to the north of the Collado de la Mirla (in the Sierra de la Calderina [es], a subrange of the Montes de Toledo) within the Spanish municipality of Urda.[3][4] Featuring a catchment area of around 563 km2, the river runs for 55 kilometers mostly in a west-east direction near the fringes of the Montes de Toledo.[2] Historically, the river has been the site of multiple catastrophic floods, including the 1891 one, in which the river reached an estimated flow by Consuegra of 114 m3/s.[5] It passes near the Spanish municipalities of Urda, Consuegra, Madridejos, and Camuñas.[6] Also known as arroyo de Valdespino in its lower course, it discharges into the Cigüela in the province of Ciudad Real.[7]

References

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  1. Martín Aguado, Máximo (1993). "Semblanza geológica del río Amarguillo" (PDF). Toletum: boletín de la Real Academia de Bellas Artes y Ciencias Históricas de Toledo (29): 63–84. ISSN 0210-6310.
  2. 1 2 Potenciano de las Heras et al. 1996, p. 1135.
  3. Jiménez de Gregorio, Fernando (1999). La Mancha toledana (PDF). Toledo: Diputación Provincial de Toledo. p. 21. ISBN 84-87103-92-8.
  4. "Villafranca de los Caballeros" (PDF). Provincia (27). Toledo: Diputación Provincial de Toledo: 5. 1960.
  5. Potenciano de las Heras, A; Martínez Goytre, J.; Durán Valsero, J.J.; Garzón Heydt, G. (1996). "Inundaciones en la cuenca del río Amarguillo (Toledo)" [Floods in the Amarguillo river basin (Toledo)] (PDF). Geogaceta: 1135, 1137.
  6. Jiménez de Gregorio, Fernando (1987). "Panorámica geográfico-histórica de la villa manchega de Camuñas" (PDF). Beresit: Revista Interdiciplinar científico-humana (1): 146. ISSN 0213-9944.
  7. Jiménez de Gregorio 1999, p. 21.