Provinces

Cuenca

Cuenca has 7,026 km² of forest, mostly pine (69.9% of the tree cover), between 521 and 1,791 m above sea level. Most of it (95%) lies in the dry bioclimatic zone. In the latest run, scoring best here: Slippery jack, Yellowfoot and Funeral bell.

Elevation

943 m

521–1,791 m

Wooded ground

7,026 km²

Pine · 69.9%

Climate

Dry

95% of the area

Semi-arid5%Dry95%

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Protected natural areas

Forest

7,026 km² of forest

  • Black pinePinus nigra33% · 58% canopy
  • Holm oakQuercus ilex19.6% · 43% canopy
  • Aleppo pinePinus halepensis18.1% · 55% canopy
  • Maritime pinePinus pinaster9.5% · 61% canopy
  • Scots pinePinus sylvestris6.9% · 62% canopy
  • Spanish juniperJuniperus thurifera3.2% · 40% canopy
  • Portuguese oakQuercus faginea3.2% · 51% canopy
  • Stone pinePinus pinea2.4% · 60% canopy

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