Madrid's most elite country club will spend 292,000 euros to continue drawing water from the Manzanares River to irrigate its facilities: this is the equivalent of 634 Olympic-sized swimming pools.

The Real Club de Campo Villa de Madrid, identified as a prominent social and athletic club in the Spanish capital, plans to invest 292,000 euros to upgrade its water extraction system from the Manzanares River. This infrastructure project is intended to facilitate continued irrigation of the club's facilities.

The volume of water utilized by the club for these maintenance purposes is reported to be equivalent to the capacity of 634 Olympic-sized swimming pools. The investment aims to improve the efficiency and mechanics of the club's existing water intake operations.