Natural and national parks

Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park

Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park has 60 km² of forest, mostly pine (51.3% of the tree cover), between 737 and 3,050 m above sea level. All of it lies in the humid bioclimatic zone. In the latest run, scoring best here: Funeral bell, Fly agaric and Slippery jack.

Elevation

2,003 m

737–3,050 m

Wooded ground

60 km²

Pine · 51.3%

Climate

Humid

100% of the area

What comes up here

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Forest

60 km² of forest

  • Scots pinePinus sylvestris39.5% · 66% canopy
  • BeechFagus sylvatica28.2% · 82% canopy
  • Holm oakQuercus ilex11.2% · 62% canopy
  • Mountain pinePinus uncinata11.2% · 47% canopy
  • Portuguese oakQuercus faginea5.6% · 65% canopy
  • Downy oakQuercus humilis (Q. Pubescens)1.8% · 71% canopy
  • Common ashFraxinus excelsior1% · 28% canopy
  • Black pinePinus nigra0.6% · 64% canopy
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