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Moncayo Massif
The Moncayo Massif is a mountain range on the border of Aragon and Castile and León in Spain, whose highest summit, at 2,314 metres, is the highest point of the Iberian System. In antiquity iron ores mined on its slopes supplied the Celtiberian smiths of Turiaso and Bilbilis, whose weapons were famous. Much of the massif is now a natural park.
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