Manzanares River

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river

The Manzanares River is a modest river in central Spain that flows through the city of Madrid and has historically shaped its landscape and development.

Aliases (2)

Manzanares River line ×1
Río Manzanares ×1

Statements (44)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	river →
basinCountry	Spain →
country	Spain →
crosses	Casa de Campo → Madrid Río park →
flowsThrough	El Pardo → Getafe → Madrid → Monte de El Pardo → Rivas-Vaciamadrid →
hasAlternativeName	Río Manzanares →
hasBridge	Puente de Segovia → Puente de Toledo → Puente de los Franceses → Puente del Rey →
hasCharacteristic	heavily regulated by dams and weirs → modest flow → urban river section in Madrid →
hasEcologicalProject	renaturalization of riverbanks in Madrid →
hasFloodHistory	historic floods affecting Madrid →
hasPart	El Pardo Reservoir → Santillana Reservoir (upper basin connection) →
historicallySignificantFor	defense of Madrid → landscape of Madrid → urban development of Madrid →
languageOfName	Spanish →
locatedIn	Community of Madrid → Iberian Peninsula → central Spain →
mentionedInWork	Fortunata y Jacinta → La de Bringas → Various works by Benito Pérez Galdós →
mouthLocation	Jarama River near Rivas-Vaciamadrid →
near	Matadero Madrid cultural center → Royal Palace of Madrid → Vicente Calderón Stadium site →
partOf	hydrographic network of the Tagus basin →
riverSystem	Tagus River basin →
sourceLocation	Guadarrama Mountains → Sierra de Guadarrama →
tributaryOf	Jarama River →
usedFor	fishing → irrigation → recreation →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Community of Madrid →	contains
Siege of Madrid ("Manzanares River line") →	defensiveLine
Manzanares River ("Río Manzanares") →	hasAlternativeName
Madrid →	hasRiver
Jarama River →	hasTributary
Battle of the University City →	riverCrossing
Casa de Campo →	traversedBy