Pans for washing the beet. These are 60 x 75 metres (4,275m2).	See map.
	Main factory building.	See map.
	Weighbridge.	See map.
	The interior of the main factory. It has been asked how an area with a climate such as that of Caniles could support the growth of sugar beet in large amounts, but the climate a century ago was much wetter. Sugar beet was grown as far away as Castril and was transported to Caniles for processing.	See map.
	The factory from Caniles Station.	See map.
	Rail entrance to the sugar factory (now bricked up).	See map.
	View of the factory from across the washing pans. The lettering on the chimney says 'NTRA SRA DE LAS MERCEDES 1901'.	See map.
	Looking towards Caniles Station with the factory on the right. This photograph was taken after 1985 when the line was closed.	See map.
	Gate house and offices.	See map.