The town square of Bacares. In the days of mining there were over 3,000 people living in the borough. The census for 2018 was 244.	See map.
	El Cortijuelo near to Bacares, which was owned by The Bacares Iron Ore Mines Ltd. (known as 'The English') which, although smaller than Las Menas, was similar to a village. Iron ore was carried over the mountains to Las Menas by aerial cable.	See map.
	Ruins of a loader.	See map.
	View of Bacares from El Cortijuelo.	See map.
	The entrance to Mina Nueva.	See map.
	Inside of Mina Nueva.	See map.
	Tetica with mist. Gustave Gillman. c.1903. Archivo de Murcia.	See map.
	Cortijuelo house (country house in El Cortijuelo, Bacares). Gustave Gillman. c.1903. Archivo de Murcia.	See map.
	The 'Angulo' - the half-way point to the Tíjola loader.	See map.
	Mina Beltraneja, part of the Los Cortijuelos mines which were owned by The Bacares Iron Ore Mines Limited.	See map.
	'Mina Herrería de Bacares' which, apparently, had calcination facilities and produced ironware.	See map.
	'Cueva de La Paloma' near to Tíjola. This was a copper mine, now exhausted.	See map.