MicoRadarNatural and national parks
Doñana National Park
Doñana National Park has 103 km² of forest, mostly pine (89.4% of the tree cover), between 0 and 39 m above sea level. All of it lies in the dry bioclimatic zone. In the latest run, no species here scores above “very weak”.
Also in: Sevilla
Elevation
3 m
0–39 m
Wooded ground
103 km²
Pine · 89.4%
Climate
Dry
100% of the area
What comes up here
Ordered by the area's mean index on the last day computed. The mean says whether the drive is worth it; the peak says whether some corner of it is.
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as of 15 October 2026The bar is the area's mean index; the tick is the highest it reaches in any corner of it.
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Forest
103 km² of forest
- Stone pinePinus pinea89.4% · 49% canopy
- Phoenicean juniperJuniperus phoenicea4.9% · 42% canopy
- Cork oakQuercus suber1.8% · 36% canopy
- OliveOlea europaea1.6% · 40% canopy
- TamarisksTamarix spp.1.5% · 41% canopy
- Holm oakQuercus ilex0.2% · 45% canopy
- White poplarPopulus alba0.2% · 52% canopy
- River red gumEucalyptus camaldulensis0.2% · 38% canopy
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