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Contesto di Pirenei
I Pirenei sono una catena montuosa che forma il confine fra la Spagna e la Francia. Separano la Penisola iberica dalla Francia e si estendono per circa 430 km dal mar Cantabrico (golfo di Biscaglia) fino al mar Mediterraneo (cap de Creus). La vetta più alta dei Pirenei è il Picco d'Aneto (3.404 m s.l.m.), situato nel versante spagnolo.
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Population, Area & Driving side
- La zona 19000
