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	Murcia, Spain (Capital) - LoveToKnow 1911
		MURCIA, the capital of the Spanish province of Murcia; on the river Segura, 25 m.
		(1900), 111,539 Murcia is connected by rail with all parts of Spain, and is an important industrial centre, sixth in respect of population among the cities of the kingdom.
		Murcia was an Iberian town before the Punic Wars, but its name then, and under Roman rule, is not known, though some have tried to identify it with the Roman Vergilia.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Murcia,_Spain_(Capital) (680 words)

	Property Net Spain - Murcia - Lorca - Towns and Maps - property in Spain
		On the border of Murcia province, Aguilas is a coastal town with many unspoilt secluded beaches, situated in one of the least developed coastal areas of southern Spain.
		Puerto Lumbreras -the port of lights- is located in the far West of the Murcia province, on the N340 motorway between Murcia and Almeria.
		Lumbreras is 12km from Lorca and 60km from Murcia.
	www.property-net-spain.com /provinces/murcia/lorca.html (595 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Murcia () is a city and municipality on the river Segura in southeastern Spain and the capital of the Autonomous Community of the Region of Murcia.
		Murcia is built nearly in the centre of a low-lying fertile plain, known as the huerta or market garden of Murcia, which includes the valleys of the Segura and its right-hand tributary the GuadalentÃn (Wadalentin) or river Sangonera, and is surrounded by mountains.
		Murcia was struck by an earthquake in 1829.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Murcia (1003 words)

	Murcia Region (Spain)
		The flag of Murcia Region is a banner-of-arms of the arms granted in the early 80's (different from those of Murcia province and city), and the red/crimson colour is probably derived from that of the Cartagena 1873 pendón (banner/flag) which itself is based on the traditional crimson background of Castilian flags.
		The red was Cartagena shade of crimson, because it is the traditional color of the old kingdom of Murcia (though I have seen sometimes this flag with a dark purple field) and as a concession to the separatist area of Cartagena.
		Murcia didn't have a regional flag before General Franco's death (1975), but after that a plain white-red flag was used (with a shade of red called Cartagena which supposedly is a blend of the red in the Turkish flag and human blood), but rarely by the people.
	flagspot.net /flags/es-mu.html (741 words)

	Spanish Properties in Murcia.All Spanish Properties.Real estate agents in Spain.Spanish properties:villas,homes for ...
		Murcia is mainly a dry and warm province in the south of Spain between Andalusia and Alicante.
		Murcia is not without it's festivals, the most spectacular of which is the celebration of Easter week, this is especially the case in Lorca.
		Finally, the province of Murcia is very diverse and a real paradise if you are looking for somewhere idyllic to live, or for that special holiday home.
	www.housesonthecoast.com /aboutmurcia.htm (350 words)

	Murcia, Spain
		Murcia is one of Spain's least known regions, even among Spaniards themselves, and first-time visitors are often surprised by the diversity of this small region and the friendliness of its people, Murcianos.
		Walk: Murcia is the perfect city for strolling around (and a terrible one to drive in, with very complicated one-way systems and crowded carparks).
		Murcia Cathedral: The cathedral proudly presides the Cardenal Belluga Square.
	www.euroresidentes.com /euroresiuk/guides-spain/guide-to-murcia.htm (1150 words)

	Murcia property and real estate directory, Spain
		The small Lower Guadalentín district in the centre of the Murcia province includes the towns of Totana and Alhama de Murcia.
		The city of Murcia is little visited by tourists, despite its proximity to the coast.
		Murcia has the added attraction of “two seas” on one coastline; the Mediterranean with its endless beaches of white sand, crystal clear water, magnificent cliffs, lively ports and picturesque coves and the “Mar Menor”, a large coastal lake of warm sea water measuring 170 km ².
	www.property-net-murcia.com /zones (545 words)

	Political Relief Map of Murcia
		Murcia has a total area of 11,313 km² and a population of 1,335,792 making it the 12th-largest metropolitan area of Spain.
		Murcia city is the capital of both the province of Murcia and the autonomous community (which includes only the province).
		The coastline of Murcia is 274 km long and has the added attraction of "two seas"; the Mediterranean with beaches of white sand, magnificent cliffs, lively ports and picturesque coves and the Mar Menor which was originally an open bay but is now a large costal lake of warm seawater measuring 170 km ².
	www.maps.data-spain.com /autonomous_communities/murcia (201 words)

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		Murcia may have been overlooked by the package holiday market and foreign investors in the past because the region as a whole is nowhere near as lush and green as either Valencia or
		Murcia already boasts some of the best golf and tourism facilities at the exclusive La Manga Club, alongside the Mar Menor.
		But as Murcia looks to a lucrative future, nothing can detract from the beauty of its historic cities - the capital city of Murcia, the ancient naval port of Cartagena and the lovely renaissance town of Lorca, crowned with its eye-catching 12 th century castle.
	www.spanish-living.com /regional/indexR_Murcia.htm (849 words)

	Murcia & Province Hotels - Rates To Go
		With easy access to the Andalucia and Alicante motorways, Silken 7 Coronas Hotel is an ideal base to explore the city of Murcia, and its surrounding attractions.
		Located in one of the best residential areas of Murcia, Silken 7 Coronas Hotel is placed 220 metres from the casino and 500 metres from the Salzillo Museum.
		Located in a new commercial district, the Campanile Murcia Hotel is easily accessible from the expressway and 5 minutes from the town centre.
	www.ratestogo.com /City/EN/Murcia_Province_1 (255 words)

	MURCIA PROVINCE, Spain. Travel guide and travel information for the province of MURCIA, Spain. SOL Spain On Line.
		The autonomous region of Murcia is one of contrasts — mountains and plains, beaches and woodlands, semi-arid and irrigated lands.
		The cathedral of Murcia and the castles of Moratalla, Velez and Lorca are good examples of gothic architecture.
		In environmental terms Murcia is halfway between Africa and Europe which helps to explain its variety of landscapes and habitats.
	www.sol.com /murcia (1051 words)

	Murcia & Province Hotels. Save More on Cheap Accommodation in Murcia & Province
		Murcia & Province Forum - Share your stories and get travelling advice on Murcia & Province.
		The Catalonia Conde de Florida Blanca hotel is located in the city centre of Murcia, next to the Florida Blanca...
		Strategically located in the city of Murcia, the AC Murcia Hotel is well connected to the Andalusia highway and only 5 minutes from...
	www.hotelclub.net /hotel.reservations/Murcia__Province.htm (206 words)

	Murcia - Wikitravel
		Murcia (region) - An automonous community of Spain.
		Murcia (province) - A province of Spain where the city of Murcia can be found.
		Murcia (Philippines) - A city in the Philippines
	wikitravel.org /en/Murcia (102 words)

	Murcia Turística (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The festivities of the Region of Murcia are full of spectacularity and profoundly felt sentiment.
		The Region of Murcia is the perfect place for holding congresses, meetings, conventions, workshops and symposiums...
		Murcia is the first Community of Spain able to certify its Network of Tourist Offices with the Official Norm of Quality...
	turismoweb.carm.es /murciaturistica/iya.menu.menu?idi=2 (224 words)

	AllRefer.com - Murcia, region and former kingdom, Spain, Spain & Portugal (Spanish And Portuguese Political Geography) ...
		Murcia, region and former kingdom, Spain, Spanish And Portuguese Political Geography
		The area has a generally rugged terrain, except along its coastal plain, and it is one of the hottest and driest regions of Europe, resembling N Africa in climate and vegetation.
		Later occupied by the Almoravids and Almohads, the kingdom of Murcia also included parts of the modern provinces of Alicante and AlmerIa.
	reference.allrefer.com /encyclopedia/M/Murcia-rgn.html (348 words)

	Property Murcia, Real Estate Murcia, Murcia Properties for sale (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Murcia is the capital of the region of the same name and is located inland.
		It has been said that in order to known Murcia, it s necessary to know the Huertas (family farming plots), as it is difficult to understand one without the other.
		The true essence of Murcia province is its rural spirit.
	www.slgmurcia.com /index.htm (553 words)

	Murcia Wines Costa Blanca Murcia Spain
		The Jumilla wine-growing region encompasses a large area in the province of Murcia and Albacete in south-eastern Spain.
		A bit more than half of the appellation area falls within the province of Albacete, on the eastern edge of the plain of La Mancha, where wine growing is a major activity in towns such as Hellín, Tobarra, Ontur, Montealegre, Fuenteálamo and Albatana.
		The area protected by the "Bullas" Denominacion de Origen is situated in the Northwest of the Murcia region and includes the towns of Bullas, Cehegín, Mula and Ricote.
	www.murcia.to /murcia_wines.htm (837 words)

	Murcia Properties, Property in Murcia
		Murcia is a place whose history of agriculture and commerce is rich.
		The city of Murcia is located 30 kilometres west of Torrevieja, 75 kilometres west of Alicante, and at the foot of Cresta de Gallo and the Sierra de Orihuela mountains.
		The capital of the province, Murcia City is the only one in the province that has its own university.
	www.yourkeytospain.co.uk /location-guide/costa-calida/murcia.htm (339 words)

	THE SPANISH OF MURCIA
		Murcia, an area historically comprising two contemporary provinces of Spain (Murcia and Albacete) and parts of several others, represents a linguistic transition zone sandwiched among the dialects of eastern Andalusia, Alicante, and Castilla/La Mancha.
		A glance at folkloric texts from Murcia, from the 18th century to the first half of the 20th, reveal a dialect which is substantially different from canonical Andalusian, Castilian, and Valencian varieties.
		Murcia, together with other eastern areas of the Iberian Peninsula, contained an early population of fl Africans, the first of whom had arrived during Medieval times, crossing the Mediterranean from northeastern Africa (Ethiopia, Egypt) and settling throughout Valencia, Cataluña and Aragon.
	www.personal.psu.edu /faculty/j/m/jml34/Murcia.htm (4425 words)

	Sky Cars Murcia
		It documents life in Murcia province from prehistoric times, using displays of mosaics, pottery fragments, Roman coins, ceramics and other artefacts.
		Murcia is connected to the Mediterranean cities by the A7 highway, and to the major Andalusian cities by the A92.
		Murcia’s San Javier Airport is located about 56kms from the city, but has few international connections.
	www.skycars.com /car_rental_Murcia.asp (342 words)

	Club Murcia - Content
		Los Odres is found within the Moratalla area, within the province of Murcia, approximately 30km to the west of Caravaca de la Cruz, on the south slopes of Peak Revolcadores (the highest peak in the region) at 1,300m above sea level.
		Aledo played a big part in Murcia's often bloody history, during times when Murcia was the frontier between Christian Spain and Muslim Granada control of such a vital lookout and choke point was of enormous importance.
		Murcia City is a perfect place to gain a real insight to everyday Spanish life, with it's rich legacy of art and contrasting cultures.
	www.clubmurcia.com /modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=97 (406 words)

	Murcia & Province Hotel Specials
		The property with its comfortable accommodation and convenient facilities is an ideal base for experiencing an exciting and adventurous vacation in the city of Murcia and...
		With its excellent, affordable accommodation in Murcia City centre, Catalonia Conde de Floridablanca is an ideal base for both leisure and business travellers....
		Combining modern architecture with the comfort and elegance of its decoration, the Nelva Hotel Murcia is perfect for both business and leisure travellers....
	www.hoteldetective.net /Town/EN/Murcia_Province_1-Hotels.htm (713 words)

	Murcia, Espana Carnavals
		Flanked by the provinces of Alicante and Valencia to the north, and Almeria and Granada to the west, the Murcia region was known until recently mostly for the Mar Menor lagoon and its famous resort, La Manga Club.
		Murcia was a capital of Baroque art, where the church as leading patron asked that the art work speak to the illiterate rather than to the well-informed.
		Murcia City misses the cooling breezes of the coastline, with summer temperatures of up to 40 °C. The coastline is about 45 km away, so be prepared for hot Murcia weather.
	www.carnaval.com /spain/murcia (2750 words)

	Orihuela Information
		Orihuela is a city and municipality located in the province of Alicante, Spain.
		City the 11 of September of 1,437 was named (the first city of the province of Alicante).
		City the 11 of September of 1,437 was named (the first city of the province of Alicante), first of the province of Alicante).
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Orihuela (943 words)

	Murcia, cities, towns and touristic destinations in Spain.
		Although the lands of Murcia have been populated for more than 2,000 years, the foundation of Murcia capital did not come until 831, when the emir of Córdoba Abd-al-Rahman II ordered a walled city to be built on the banks of the river Segura and made it into the capital of the caliph's province.
		The baroque style is well-represented in Murcia through religious buildings such as the church of la Merced, originally from the 16th century and rebuilt in the 18th century), the convent church of Santa Ana, the church of Santo Domingo, San Nicolás or San Miguel.
		Murcia's gastronomy is based on the excellent fruit, vegetables and garden produce provided by its fertile fields.
	www.spain.info /TourSpain/Destinos/TipoII/MasInfo/0/Murcia.htm?Language=EN (964 words)

	Murcia houses: In Spain — Magnificent Apartments — Province of Murcia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The apartments are in the province of Murcia, in South Eastern Spain, in a complex of about 2,000 habitations.
		The complex is situated 10 minutes from the centre of the town of Murcia, 15 mins from the airport of San Javier, 15 mins from the beaches, and 50 mins from Alicante airport.
		This property is located near Murcia, in, in the region.
	www.green-acres.com /en/properties/65aba-4007.htm (318 words)

	Inland Murcia Spain - Description photographs (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Murcia has the added attraction of “two seas” on one coastline; the Mediterranean with its endless beaches of white sand, crystal clear water, magnificent cliffs, lively ports and picturesque coves and the “Mar Menor” which was originally an open bay but is now a large costal lake of warm seawater measuring 170 km ².
		In the west of the Murcia province, the Lorca region takes in the huge expanse of Lorca city which is sprawled across the valley and the coastal area around Àguilas where some excellent, unspoilt and remote beaches are waiting to be discovered.
		Murcia is connected with other Spanish regions by means of one complete road network.
	www.countryside-properties-spain.com /Inland-Murcia-Spain.htm (1070 words)

	Riquelme Golf Resort Murcia Spain Hacienda Riquelme Golf Resort Murcia Spain
		Choosing Murcia for your new life is an excellent option for its more than 253 kilometres of purest Mediterranean, merging two seas together on a single coastline.
		Built in one of the largest estates in Murcia, the resort retains intact all the grandeur and charm of places that are stepped in history.
		Murcia is a place where everything seems to have come together for the sole purpose of ensuring you have a good time.
	www.houseonthecostablanca.com /hacienda_riquelme_golf_resort.htm (757 words)

	Murcia Turística (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The North-East of the Region of Murcia is a land of contrasts, characterised by vast plateaux, vineyards, grain...
		The Region of Murcia is the perfect place for holding congresses, meetings, conventions, workshops and symposiums...
		Murcia is the first Community of Spain able to certify its Network of Tourist Offices with the Official Norm of Quality...
	www.carm.es /ctyc/murciaturistica/Portal/iya.menu.menu?idi=2 (247 words)

	Murcia Province
		Murcia province lies between Alicante to the north east, Albacete to the north and Almeria to the south.
		This situation appears to be changing, as the province now sports two clubs of its own - Country Bowls and La Manga.
		On the E15/N340 turn off for Murcia city, (do not head for Cartagena before you reach Murcia city).
	www.bowlinginspain.com /Clubs/General/Murcia.htm (330 words)

	Brief History. (Site not responding. Last check: )
		At the beginning of the 8th century it was invaded by the Arabs until it was reconquered in 1266 by James I. After the Middle Ages, Murcia flourished in the splendour of the Baroque.
		Its division for legal purposes into three areas, entrusted respectively to the concejos de realengo, the ecclesiastical senores seculares, as a reward for their controbution to the Reconquest and to the Military Orders, is due to Alfonso X. From the mid-18th century, the need began to be felt for a reform plan involving institutional rearrangements.
		Following the constitutional reform of 1812, the kingdom of Murcia changes its name to province of Murcia.
	www.sispain.org /english/politics/autonomo/murcia/murhis.html (221 words)

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