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Originally appearing in Volume V27, Page 79 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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TOTANA  , a

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town of eastern
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Spain, in the
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province of
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Murcia, on the
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Lorca-Murcia railway . Pop . (190o), 13,703 . The town, which consists of two parts, the Barrio de Sevilla and Barrio de Triana, contains several handsome public buildings, among them the
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church of
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Santiago, with its three naves .
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Water is conveyed to Totana from the Sierra de Espuna by an
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aqueduct 7 M.
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long .
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Saltpetre is obtained among the hills, and there is a thriving
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trade in
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wheat, oranges,
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olives, almonds, and
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wine from the Sangonera valley . Other
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industries are•the manufacture of
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linen,
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leather and the earthenware jars called tinajas, which are used for the storage of oil and wine .

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