Route de los olivos centenarios
Description
The olive treeMartosIt's traditional. More than 60% of plants are ageover 200 years. Among this olive forest, located in the world's first olive oil producing municipality, are the so-called Centennial Olives.
Datos de la ruta
ROUTE NAME
Ruta de los olivos centenarios
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HUSO 30S
30S x = 414487 and = 4175442
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Road
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TIME OF YEAR
All year round
SIGNALING
No
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Technical Description
By oral tradition it is known that the olive trees located in theMotril plainhaveover 500 years. This enclave is located just over 1 km from the city centre, at the foot of the Martos road to Santiago de Calatrava. It occupies an extension of 84 ha, with 5,394 trees in total, some of them, true living sculptures. It is a fully productive olive tree, with an average production of 150 kg per tree.
