Comarcas

Santiago

Santiago has 427 km² of forest, mostly eucalyptus (46.5% of the tree cover), between 32 and 496 m above sea level. All of it lies in the humid bioclimatic zone. In the latest run, scoring best here: Bay bolete, Scarletina bolete and Fly agaric.

Elevation

256 m

32–496 m

Wooded ground

427 km²

Eucalyptus · 46.5%

Climate

Humid

100% of the area

What comes up here

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as of 15 October 2026

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Forest

427 km² of forest

  • Blue gumEucalyptus globulus46.4% · 59% canopy
  • Maritime pinePinus pinaster40.4% · 68% canopy
  • Pedunculate oakQuercus robur10.2% · 73% canopy
  • Black alderAlnus glutinosa1.5% · 83% canopy
  • Monterey pinePinus radiata0.9% · 58% canopy
  • Sweet chestnutCastanea sativa0.2% · 58% canopy
  • Swamp mahoganyEucalyptus robusta0.1% · 78% canopy
  • Grey willowSalix atrocinerea0.1% · 37% canopy
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