Zaragoza (province) - Saragossa (Provinz)

The Zaragoza Province(Aragonese: Zaragoza) is in the north of Spain in the region Aragon.

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Location of the province of Zaragoza in Spain

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The province of Zaragoza is surrounded by the provinces Huesca, Tarragona, Teruel, Guadalajara and Soria as well as the regions La Rioja and Navarre.

The province of Zaragoza is located in the Ebro basin between the foothills of the Pyrenees in the north and the Iberian mountains in the south. The river flows through the province from west to east, it is dammed in several places to generate electricity, at the same time it is used for irrigation and enables intensive agriculture

Map of Zaragoza (province)

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  • 1 ZaragozaWebsite of this institutionZaragoza in the Wikipedia encyclopediaZaragoza in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsZaragoza (Q10305) in the Wikidata database(span: Saragossa) - Capital of the Aragon Region and the Province of Zaragoza
  • 2 CalatayudWebsite of this institutionCalatayud in the Wikipedia encyclopediaCalatayud in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsCalatayud (Q496424) in the Wikidata database
  • 3 Ejea de los CaballerosWebsite of this institutionEjea de los Caballeros in the Wikivoyage travel guide in another languageEjea de los Caballeros in the Wikipedia encyclopediaEjea de los Caballeros in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsEjea de los Caballeros (Q817204) in the Wikidata database
  • 4 TarazonaWebsite of this institutionTarazona in the Wikipedia encyclopediaTarazona in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsTarazona (Q639412) in the Wikidata database
  • 5 UteboWebsite of this institutionUtebo in the Wikipedia encyclopediaUtebo in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsUtebo (Q220073) in the Wikidata database

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Sierra de Moncayo
  • 1 Embalse de MequinenzaEmbalse de Mequinenza in the Wikipedia encyclopediaEmbalse de Mequinenza in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsEmbalse de Mequinenza (Q1334951) in the Wikidata database, the reservoir is popular with anglers and water sports enthusiasts
  • 2 Parque natural de la Dehesa del MoncayoParque natural de la Dehesa del Moncayo in the encyclopedia WikipediaParque natural de la Dehesa del Moncayo in the media directory Wikimedia CommonsParque natural de la Dehesa del Moncayo (Q3331303) in the Wikidata database, the nature park is located in the Moncayo mountain range, the highest peak of which is Mont San Miguel with a height of 2,314 m. It is also the highest mountain in the Iberian Mountains.

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