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The surname Towers is referred to as a "European surname", implying that it is widespread across Europe and not localized like some surnames. It has many equivalents and variations all across Europe including but not limited to; Torre, Tower, Toor, de la Torre, Tour, de la Tour, Torriciana, Touret, etc. It is a very 'general' surname. It helps to familiarize oneself with the different surname rules of the European countries when searching for origins, etc. It also helps to know equivalents in foreign languages where one might be searching, etc.
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