Jarama River

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The Jarama River is a major tributary of the Tagus in central Spain, historically notable as the site of intense fighting during the Spanish Civil War.

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AI-generated illustration of Jarama River

This AI-generated illustration was produced by black-forest-labs/FLUX.2-dev (1024x1024) from a prompt written by openai/gpt-oss-120b from the entity's label + description.

Prompt

Generate an image of the Jarama River (The Jarama River is a major tributary of the Tagus in central Spain, historically notable as the site of intense fighting during the Spanish Civil War.)

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Jarama River canonical 36
Jarama valley 2
Jarama River system 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf river
associatedWith Jarama valley wine region
linked to: Madrid wine region
associatedWithMilitaryUnit International Brigades
basinCountry Spain
battleDateRange February 1937
conflictSideInvolved Nationalist Spain
Spanish Republic
country Spain
crosses Jarama valley
linked to: Jarama River
drainageBasin Tagus basin
environmentalIssue industrial contamination
urban wastewater discharge
water pollution
flowsDirection generally south-southwest
flowsNear Alcalá de Henares
Arganda del Rey
Madrid
San Fernando de Henares
flowsThrough Castile-La Mancha
Community of Madrid
hasBridge Puente de Arganda
Puente de San Fernando
linked to: Puente de Arganda
hasNameInLanguage Jarama (Spanish)
linked to: Jarama
hasTributary Henares River
Lozoya River
Manzanares River
Tajuña River
hasValley Jarama valley
linked to: Jarama
historicallyNotableFor Battle of Jarama
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn Iberian Peninsula
central Spain
mouthLocation Tagus River
nearbyInfrastructure Madrid–Andalusia railway
Madrid–Valencia road
nearbyProtectedArea Soto de Viñuelas
Soto del Henares
partOf Tagus River basin
linked to: Tagus Basin

hydrographic network of central Spain
region Meseta Central
sourceLocation Sierra de Ayllón
Sistema Central
tributaryOf Tagus River
usedFor irrigation
recreation
water supply
wasBattleSiteIn Spanish Civil War

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Referenced by (40)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Battle of Jarama place Jarama River
Battle of Jarama riverCrossing Jarama River
Community of Madrid contains Jarama River
Tagus River hasTributary Jarama River
Manzanares River tributaryOf Jarama River
Henares River tributaryOf Jarama River
Henares River mouthLocatedIn Jarama River
Jarama River crosses Jarama valley
linked to: Jarama River
Morata de Tajuña locatedNear Jarama River
Rivas-Vaciamadrid locatedOn Jarama River
Aranjuez traversedBy Jarama River
Tajo River majorTributary Jarama River
Tagus Basin tributaryBasin Jarama River
Province of Madrid traversedByRiver Jarama River
Palace of Aranjuez locatedOn Jarama River
Valle del Lozoya drainsInto Jarama River
Torrelaguna locatedNear Jarama River
Jarama hasValley Jarama valley
linked to: Jarama River
Soto de Viñuelas locatedNear Jarama River
Sierra de Ayllón hasRiverSource Jarama River
Puente de Arganda crosses Jarama River
Soto del Henares locatedOnRiver Jarama River
Soto del Henares partOf Jarama River valley
linked to: Jarama River
Madrid metropolitan area hasRiver Jarama River
Henares tributaryOf Jarama River
Henares mouthLocatedIn Jarama River
Lozoya River tributaryOf Jarama River
Lozoya River mouthLocation Jarama River
Island Garden nearRiver Jarama River
Tajuña River mouthOfWatercourse Jarama River
Tajuña River tributaryOf Jarama River
Tajuña River partOf Jarama River system
linked to: Jarama River
Río Tajo hasTributary Jarama River
Madrid basin drainedBy Jarama River
Sierra Norte de Madrid contains Jarama River