The Guadalquivir River, known historically as Tartessos by the Greeks and Betis by the Romans, is 666 km long and flows entirely through Andalusia. It traverses the provinces of Jaén, Córdoba, Seville, and Cádiz, with significant tributaries like the Genil River, and is home to various fish species. The river's waters empty into the Atlantic Ocean at Sanlúcar de Barrameda.

1. The Guadalquivir River

2. The Greeks called me Tartessos river

3. The Romans called me Betis Ave Betis

4. The Arabs called me Guadalquivir (The Great River) الوادي الكبير الوادي الكبير = al-wadi al-Kabir

5. I am born in Sierra de Cazorla (Jaén)

6. I am 666 km long…

7. ...and I have dozens of bridges

8. I am the only Spanish big river whose course ... ...flows entirely through one autonomous community (Andalusia)

9. I flow through the provinces of Jaén, Córdoba, Seville and Cádiz

10. I flow through cities such as CÓRDOBA and SEVILLA

11. My main tributary is the Genil river, which is born in Sierra Nevada

12. Many types of fish live in my waters: trout, barbel, black blass, sturgeon, pike, carp ... TROUT BARBEL BLACK BASS STURGEON

13. On my banks there are oleanders, rush, reeds, mint, alders, ash trees, poplars, willows ...

14. At Sanlúcar de Barrameda my waters flow into the Atlantic Ocean

15. Text and Photo Selection : Rafael Jiménez Design : Rafael Martínez THE END