A lo largo de la historia, el Río Guadalquivir se ha desbordado en innumerables ocasiones. El arrabal de Triana era una de las zonas que más lo ha sufrido.
Con el paso del tiempo, los muros protectores y el dragado del curso del río han evitado otras muchas inundaciones.
En la Calle Betis, a la altura del número 59, podemos ver este pequeño azulejo a no menos de un metro de altura desde la acera. En él se recuerda la altura que tomó el nivel del río el 10 de Marzo de 1892 a las siete de la mañana.
Along the history, the River Guadalquivir has overflown in several occasions. Triana's suburb was one of the zones that more has suffered it.
Time ago, the protective walls and the dredging of the course of the river have avoided other many floods.
In 59, Betis Street, we can see this small ceramic not less than one meter height from the sidewalk. In it is remembered the height that took the level of the river on March 10, 1892 at seven o'clock in the morning.
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