Huelva
Huelva stands among the marshes and low hills where the Tinto and Odiel approach the Atlantic. Salt pans along the estuary supplied a trade that linked the town with neighbouring ports. In 1755 the earthquake centred near Lisbon shook the western coast of Andalusia; a great movement of the sea followed, driving the inhabitants of Huelva towards the higher ground in fear of flooding.
References
- gredos.usal.es/bitstream/handle/10366/143667/La_red_de_salinas_y_el_comercio_de_la_sa.pdf?sequence=1
- www.juntadeandalucia.es/organismos/culturapatrimoniohistoricoydeporte/areas/cultura/archivos/archivos-consejeria/archivo-historico-provincial-huelva/ahph-recomienda/paginas/documentos-historia-huelva-catastofres.html