Seville1

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…of its amphitheatre are especially imposing. Modern Seville is the most important inland port of Spain. The port's principal exports are wines, fruit, olives, cork, and minerals. The city's industries include the manufacture of tobacco, armaments, porcelain, and agricultural machinery. Shipbuilding became a major industry after World War II, as did the manufacture of textiles from locally grown cotton. Tourism is a chief economic mainstay of the city. Pop. (1988 est.) 663,132.