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A Coruña is a spanish Province in the region Galicia, it borders the province to the east Lugo and in the south to the province Pontevedra. In the west and north lies the Atlantic ocean
Regions
A Coruña is located in the extreme northwest of Spain. The northernmost point in the country is on the coast of the Rías Altas the chap 1 Punta Estaca de Bares, it marks the border between the Atlantic Ocean and the Bay of Biscay. The westernmost point of the country is that 2 Cabo Touriñán, it's near the Cabo Fisterra at the Costa da Morte. The interior of the country is characterized by green valleys and hills, they reach a height of up to 800 m and are partly responsible for the humid climate. The province's vegetation consists largely of eucalyptus forests, ferns and gorse. Around 1,150,000 people live in the province, and there are two metropolitan areas around the port city A Coruña and around the place of pilgrimage Santiago de Compostela.
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- 1 A Coruña
, Provincial capital, approx. 245,000 inhabitants, port city and economic center. More international A Coruña Airport(IATA: LCG) at the village Alvedro - 2 Santiago de Compostela, Capital of the Galicia region, around 95,000 inhabitants, an important place of pilgrimage and university town. More international Airport Santiago de Compostela Airport(IATA: SCQ) at the village Lavacolla
- 3 Ferrol, Port city and naval base. Worth seeing old town, modernist quarter La Magdalena. The celebrations during Holy Week are a special attraction.
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- 4 Arteixo, Coastal town, spa with thermal water
- 5 Betanzos, pretty place with mansions worth seeing and three Gothic churches at the end of the Ría de Betanzos.
- 6 Corcubión, Fishing port, listed old town
- 7 Noia, Town on the Ría de Muros e Noia with several sacred buildings from Gothic and Renaissance
Other goals
- Las Fraguas do Eume Natural Park
- Dunar de Corrubedo Natural Park
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language
The official languages are Spanish and Galician, a regionally widespread Romance language that is closer to Portuguese than standard Spanish. This means that you can also understand Portuguese. Younger people also understand, at least rudimentary, English.
