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Cope Tower
Spain, Spain
Cope Tower, or Torre de Cope, is a 16th-century coastal watchtower situated near Águilas in Spain's Murcia region, on the low ground beneath Cabo Cope headland.
Commissioned by Charles I in 1539 and constructed around 1579, it served to defend the Murcian coastline from North African corsair raids, functioning as a signaling point in the region's defensive network.
This well-preserved stone fortification, now a cultural heritage site, offers scenic Mediterranean views and draws history enthusiasts exploring Spain's maritime past.
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30889 Aguilas, Murcia, Spain
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