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Tagus River
The Tagus, called Tejo in Portugal, crosses central Iberia from Spain to a broad Atlantic estuary near Lisbon. It connects plateau landscapes and transboundary water management.
Fast Facts
- Source: Sierra de Albarracín in eastern Spain; course generally west through Spain and Portugal; mouth: Atlantic through the Lisbon estuary.
- Facing downstream, the Jarama and Zêzere are right-bank tributaries.
- Toledo lies on the Spanish course; Lisbon stands by the lower estuary.
Connected lessons
- Tagus RiverMap, explanation and practice
Geographical connections
- Ebro RiverRelated places
- Douro RiverRelated places
- Iberian PeninsulaRelated places