Sierra Madrona
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Sierra Madrona is a mountain range located in cordillera Mariánica, inside of Ciudad Real province in the region of Castile-La Mancha, and near by Córdoba and Jaen provincial limits, in Spain. Being delimited by Robledillo river's valley and Sierra de la Solana and Humbria de Alcudia in the North, the Montoro river valley in the East, by the smooth hills of Andújar, Sierra Morena , Sierra Quiteria, and Los Pedroches in the South, and by Yeguas river passage in the West. It contains the highest point of the Marianica range, Bañuelas peak, 1,324 m; Corral de Borros peak, 1,312 m and Rebollera peak, 1,161 m.
The range is named after the madroño or madroña (Strawberry Tree Arbutus unedo) which is abundant in the area.
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