Pozo Amargo (Cádiz)
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Pozo Amargo is a town of only 1 inhabitant (INE 2014), that belongs to the municipality of Puerto Serrano, situated in the province of Cádiz, Spain. The town is almost inside of the province of Seville, with only a small jut of land keeping it connected to Cádiz, Spain. It is located on the bank of the River, Guadaira. The name in Spanish means, the Bitter Well.
History
[edit]It has been found that Pozo Amargo was populated since the Iron Age, because still it conserves a wall built by the Iberians during that period. It has never been an independent municipality and always has been dependent on Puerto Serrano.
37°01′06″N 5°25′40″W / 37.0184°N 5.4277°W