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Where are the Spanish lowlands?

There is no specific geographical region in Spain called "Spanish lowlands".

It's important to remember that "lowlands" generally refers to areas with relatively low elevation compared to surrounding areas. Spain has various lowlands depending on the region:

* The Duero Basin: This is a large plain in northern Spain, drained by the Duero River.

* The Ebro Valley: Located in northeastern Spain, this valley is drained by the Ebro River.

* The Guadalquivir Valley: This fertile plain in southwestern Spain is drained by the Guadalquivir River.

* The coastal plains: Along the Mediterranean coast, there are several lowlands, such as the coastal plain of Valencia and the coastal plains of Andalusia.

If you are looking for a specific region, please provide more context or specify the area you're interested in.

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