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ALBACETE , the capital of the above province, on the Madrid Alicante railway, and at the confluence of the river Balazote with the canal of Maria Christina, which flows into the river Jucar, r6 m. N. Pop. ('goo) 21,512. Albacete comprises the picturesque old upper town and the new or lower town, with law-courts, schools, barracks, hospitals, a council-hall
bull -ring and other modern buildings, mostly erected after the city became a provincial capital in 1833. It is surrounded by a fertile plain; and has considerable trade in saffron and agricultural produce. A great
sulphur
bear proverbial inscriptions suitable to their murderous appearance .End of Article: ALBACETE If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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