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SCIENCE

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The Spanish territory is made up of the land, together with the inland waters, of peninsular Spain with its 17 provinces, the Balearic Islands, the Canary Islan

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two archipelagos(canary island and balearic island), almost the entire Iberian peninsula and two cities ( Ceuta and Melilla).

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The Canary Islands are an archipelago of volcanic origin located in the Atlantic Ocean that forms a Spanish autonomous community in northwest Africa, with hist

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(officially in Catalan: Illes Balears)1 are a Spanish uniprovincial autonomous community, made up of the islands of the Balearic archipelago. 

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Two countries, Spain and Portugal, occupy almost the entire peninsular surface, in addition to Andorra, the British territory of Gibraltar and, partially.

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is an autonomous Spanish city, located on the Tingitan peninsula, on the African shore of the Strait of Gibraltar, on the eastern side of it. 

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is an autonomous Spanish city located in North Africa, on the shores of the Mediterranean Sea on the northern border with Morocco. 

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The mountain systems of Spain are very numerous and occupy almost half of the national territory. The Pyrenees (on the northeastern edge of the country).

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In Spain, the central plateau occupies most of the country's territory, with an average elevation of between 600 and 700 meters.

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Ebro Depression.Guadalquivir Depression.The two main depressions in peninsular Spain are the Ebro River and the Guadalquivir.

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The coasts of the Peninsula are not very rugged, curved and have a rectilinear contour. High, rocky shores abound in the north.

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Here we find the Galician rivers, the rivers of the Meseta and the Andalusian rivers. The most important Galician rivers are the Eume, Tambre, Ulla and Miño. 