Natural and national parks

Sierra de las Nieves National Park

Sierra de las Nieves National Park has 192 km² of forest, mostly pine (75.1% of the tree cover), between 238 and 1,726 m above sea level. Most of it (73%) lies in the sub-humid bioclimatic zone. In the latest run, scoring best here: Deadly dapperling, Slippery jack and Jack-o'-lantern.

Elevation

839 m

238–1,726 m

Wooded ground

192 km²

Pine · 75.1%

Climate

Sub-humid

73% of the area

Dry27%Sub-humid73%

What comes up here

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Forest

192 km² of forest

  • Maritime pinePinus pinaster51.9% · 50% canopy
  • Aleppo pinePinus halepensis23.2% · 52% canopy
  • Cork oakQuercus suber7.1% · 61% canopy
  • Holm oakQuercus ilex5.9% · 47% canopy
  • Spanish firAbies pinsapo4.8% · 57% canopy
  • Prickly juniperJuniperus oxycedrus2.2% · 40% canopy
  • Phoenicean juniperJuniperus phoenicea1% · 30% canopy
  • WillowsSalix spp.0.9% · 55% canopy
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