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Leganés

The Relaciones or Descripciones by Francisco Antonio de Lorenzana (1784) provide information about the town's name, which the Leganés City Council has adopted as official. The following excerpt is taken from the updated edition of the Topographic Relations of Philip II, coordinated by Alfredo Alvar Ezquerra.

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Name: Leganés topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Leganés, Community of Madrid, Spain (40.29249 -3.81844 40.36555 -3.72089)

Average elevation: 656 m

Minimum elevation: 597 m

Maximum elevation: 704 m

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