Sierra de Grazalema

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Sierra de Grazalema is a mountainous natural park in Andalusia, southern Spain, known for its rugged limestone peaks, deep gorges, and some of the highest rainfall levels in the Iberian Peninsula.

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Sierra de Grazalema canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain range
natural park
administeredBy Junta de Andalucía
area approximately 510 square kilometres
contains Benamahoma
Benaocaz
El Bosque
El Gastor
Grazalema
Prado del Rey
Ubrique
Villaluenga del Rosario
Zahara de la Sierra
country Spain
established 1984
hasBiodiversity Mediterranean scrub
Spanish fir forests
cave-dwelling bats
griffon vultures
raptors
hasClimateCharacteristic high rainfall
hasFeature caves
cliffs
deep gorges
karst landscapes
rugged peaks
hasGeology limestone
hasLandUse olive groves
traditional pastoralism
hasSuperlative one of the highest rainfall levels in the Iberian Peninsula
highestPoint Torreón
highestPointElevation 1654 metres
IUCNCategory V
knownFor birdwatching
caving
hiking
locatedIn Andalusia
province of Cádiz
linked to: Cádiz Province

southern Spain
mountainRangeOf Betic Cordillera
linked to: Baetic System
nearestCity Ronda
partlyLocatedIn province of Málaga
linked to: Province of Málaga
partOf Serranía de Ronda
protectedAreaStatus natural park
riverSource Guadalete River
Majaceite River
tourismRegion Costa de la Luz hinterland
linked to: Costa de la Luz
UNESCODesignationYear 1977
UNESCOStatus Biosphere Reserve

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Guadalete River sourceLocation Sierra de Grazalema
Baetic System contains Sierra de Grazalema
Villamartín near Sierra de Grazalema
Pico del Pinar partOf Sierra de Grazalema
Pico del Pinar hasViewOf Sierra de Grazalema
Sistema Bético hasSubrange Sierra de Grazalema