Huesca (province) - Huesca (Provinz)

Huesca is a province in the Aragon Autonomous Region of Spain. It borders France in the north. Neighboring Spanish provinces are Lleida and Zaragoza as well as the region Navarre.

Location of the province of Huesca in Spain

Regions

Monte Perdido

The province is mountainous, it stretches from the foothills to the highest Pyrenean peaks near the French border:

Aneto	3,404 m
Pico posets(Tuca Llardana)	3,375 m
Monte Perdido	3,355 m

The province has around 230,000 inhabitants, around one in five of them live in the capital.

Map of Huesca (province)

places

42.4172222222220.13751 Aínsa-Sobrarbe
42.276666666667-0.689166666666672 Ayerbe
42.043480.125563 Barbastro, approx. 16,000 inhabitants, in the south of the province near the located
42.605280.523054 Benasque
42.628333333333-0.321111111111115 Biescas
41.851410.294336 Binéfar
42.44550.068027 Boltaña
42.60434-0.123518 Broto
42.788-0.527644444444449 Candanchu
42.71-0.5210 Canfranc
41.522940.3489411 Fraga
42.1905555555560.3383333333333312 Horror
42.1401-0.4088972222222213 Huesca(aragon: Uesca, catalan .: Osca), approx. 50,000 inhabitants
42.3027777777780.5397222222222214 Isábena
42.55-0.5515 Jaca
41.90.1833333333333316 Monzón approx. 16.00 inhabitants, in the south of the province on the located
42.724166666667-0.2844444444444417 Panticosa
42.5185826-0.364336118 Sabiñánigo
42.771944444444-0.3327777777777819 Sallent de Gállego
41.7933952-0.157413420 Sariñena
41.8666666666670.4333333333333321 Tamarite de Litera
42.674444444444-0.5305555555555622 Villanúa

Other goals

42.6738888888890.0333333333333331 Ordesa y Monte Perdido National Park , the national park established in 1918 has been part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site

42.65250.5063892 Parque natural Posets-Maladeta

background

language

The official languages are Spanish, Aragonese and, in the east, also Catalan, although local dialects have been preserved in some inaccessible mountain valleys.

getting there

Of Lleida about the
Of Zaragoza about the

mobility

Tourist Attractions

activities

Winter: Ski areas of Candanchú and Formigal Spring, autumn: Adventure sports (climbing, rafting) Hiking trails GR1 Sendero Historico, GR11 Senda Pirenaica, GR15 Sendero Prepirenaica

kitchen

nightlife

security

climate

literature

Web links

Spanish provinces

Álava (Araba) • Albacete • Alicante (Alacant) • Almeria • Asturias (Asturias) • Avila • Badajoz • Balearic Islands (Illes Balears / Islas Baleares) • Barcelona • Biscay (Vizcaya) • Burgos • Cáceres • Cadiz • Castellón (Castelló) • Ciudad Real • Cordoba • A Coruña (La Coruña) • Cuenca • Gipuzkoa (Guipúzcoa) • Girona • Granada • Guadalajara • Huelva • Huesca • Jaén • Cantabria (Cantabria) • Lleida • Leon • Lugo • Madrid • Málaga • Murcia • Navarre (Nafarroa) • Ourense (Orense) • Palencia • Las Palmas • Pontevedra • La Rioja • Salamanca • Santa Cruz de Tenerife • Zaragoza (Zaragoza) • Segovia • Seville • Soria • Tarragona • Teruel • Toledo • Valencia (València) • Valladolid • Zamora

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