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The north-eastern area of the District of Somontano is framed by the gentle contours of the Salinas and the Carrodilla Mountain Ranges, with maximum heights between 900 and 1000 m, they are populated with forests and criss-crossed with ancestral paths.
The ravines that rip down their hillsides pour their waters into the river Cinca, the great spine of the territory. To the north its rough waters come to rest in the El Grado Reservoir, to be opened into a thousand channels across the great alluvial plain.
The river Ésera enters Somontano opening a spectacular, deep cut in the Olvena Canyon.
Routes associated to this:
1.- Camino de la Sal
2.- Santuario de Torreciudad
3.- Puente de la Sierra
4.- Puente del Diablo |
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