Rhonda

Rhonda is a city in the Spanish area of Malaga. It is situated around 100 km 62 mi west of the city of Malaga, inside the self-sufficient network of Andalusia. Its population is around 35,000 occupants. It presently is one of the towns that is incorporated into the Sierra de las Nieves National Park. Rhonda is arranged in a hilly region around 750 m 2,460 ft above mean ocean level. The Guadalevin River goes through the city, separating it in two and cutting out the lofty. The Spanish fir Abies pinsapo is endemic to the mountains encompassing Rhonda.

Three scaffolds, Puente Romano "Roman Bridge", otherwise called the Puente San Miguel, Puente Viejo "Old Bridge", otherwise called the Puente Arabe or "Middle Easterner Bridge", and Puente Nuevo "New Bridge", length the ravine. The term nuevo is something of a misnomer, as the working of this extension initiated in 1751 and took until 1793 to finish. The Puente Nuevo is the tallest of the scaffolds, transcending 120 m over the gulch floor, and every one of the three fill in as a portion of the city's most noteworthy highlights.