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Ge⋅ta⋅fe

[hi-tah-fey; Sp. he-tah-fe]
–noun
a city in central Spain. 139,200.
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Ge·ta·fe   (hě-tä'fě)   
A town of central Spain south of Madrid. It is an industrial and agricultural center. Population: 159,000.
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Getafe

city, south-central Madrid provincia (province) and comunidad autonoma (autonomous community), central Spain. Notable buildings include a large Piarist seminary and the 16th-century Church of Santa Maria Magdalena, built in the austere style of Juan de Herrera. In the vicinity, the Hill of Los Angeles, with its Sacred Heart monument (1924), is considered the geographic centre of Spain. Getafe is a military aviation centre and manufactures aircraft, radios, and electrical equipment. Pop. (2007 est.) mun., 159,300

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