Torre Río Real

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Torre Río Real is a tower in Marbella, southern Spain, built in 1575. The tower, located next to the Mediterranean Expressway, is 10.85 metres (35.6 ft) in height and 22 metres (72 ft) in circumference.

Like other along the Mediterranean coast of Andalusia, the tower was part of a surveillance system used by the coast and Christian Arabs.^{[clarification needed]} Also like the other towers, it has been declared a site of Cultural Interest.

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• Castillosnet.org

Coordinates: 36°30′20″N 4°50′43″W / 36.5055°N 4.8453°W / 36.5055; -4.8453

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