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Up to now, more than 40 dinosaur sites have been found in the latest Jurassic – earliest Cretaceous sedimentary outcrops (Villar del Arzobispo Formation) of Riodeva (Iberian Range, Spain). Those already excavated, as well as other findings, provide a large and diverse number of sauropod remains, suggesting a great diversity for this group in the Iberian Peninsula during this time. Vertebrae and ischial remains from Riodevan site RD‐13 are assigned to Turiasaurus riodevensis (a species described in RD‐10, Barrihonda site), which is part of the Turiasauria clade. This is the first time that a taxon is attributed to Turiasaurus genus out of its type site. A Neosauropod caudal vertebra from the RD‐11 site has been classified as Diplodocinae indet., supporting the previous attribution on an ilion also found in Riodeva (CPT‐1074) referring to the Diplodocidae clade. New remains from the RD‐28, RD‐41 and RD‐43 …