ECEL CAPRICHOLANDSCAPE ATLAS
MADRID · ALAMEDA DE OSUNA
MUNICIPAL TERRAIN MODELAxonometric view
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GROUND ELEVATION · m
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N ↑ETRS89 / UTM 30N
FrenchItalianEnglishDocumented locations · approximate boundaries. Soft colour overlaid on elevations.
Terrain from the DTM. Colours indicate elevation, not water depth.

A SECTION THROUGH THE GARDEN

WHAT WE KNOW AND WHAT WE DO NOT

An atlas grounded in evidence.

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FROM UNDERGROUND TO THE STREAM

Casino de Baile · explanatory section

Two supplies are described for the Wild Boar Fountain: the internal well or recirculation from the artificial stream. They are shown separately; their current or simultaneous operation is unknown. Schematic section, not to scale.

Illustrative flow · no measured discharge
Casino section: well supply or recirculation to the Wild Boar FountainTwo independent scenarios. Well: illustrative abstraction and lifting to the fountain. Recirculation: assumed stream intake and hypothetical return to the fountain area, without entering the well. Both discharge through the cascade into the stream. Depths, equipment and connections are unverified. GROUND Ballroom Well chamber 1 · WellExistence documented 2 · Assumed liftingPump and pipe: symbols 3 · Wild Boar FountainDocumented ornamental outlet 4 · Artificial streamGravity discharge Depth, water table, dimensions and strata: illustrative.

Documented

Well beneath the Casino, former water-lifting wheel and discharge through the Wild Boar Fountain into the stream. The documentation also describes recirculation.

Hypotheses in this section

Well: symbolic lifting system and pump; precise water source, depth and level unverified. Recirculation: intake, pump, route and fountain connection have not been located. The return is not claimed to pass through the well.

The municipal source describes supply from the well or by recirculation. It does not confirm simultaneous operation. Particles do not represent measured flow rates or a water balance. Sources and mechanism ↗