Dunas de San Anton (El Puerto de Santa Maria)

Spain / Cadiz / El Puerto de Santa Maria
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Park Dunas de Periurbano is part of the mountain called "Dunes El Puerto de Santa Maria" of 91.55 ha and owned by the Autonomous Community of Andalusia, which is located at the mouth of the river Guadalete. Adjacent to the town, is listed in the Special Plan for Physical and Environmental Protection forest area of recreational interest. Net of plots dedicated forest nursery, camping, sale, residential area and promenade is a free surface is 70.44 Ha Periurbano Park itself.
Within the 70.44 ha, and equipment for public use there is a recreational area equipped with tables, benches, barbecues and drinking water that serve what has traditionally been one of the best places for recreation of the inhabitants of the Bay Cádiz.
The dominant tree in the area is pine and bushes.
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Coordinates:   36°35'17"N   6°14'43"W

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  • 58 months ago juanito 0 Remove this comment The Stone Pine (Pinus pinea; family Pinaceae) is a species of pine native of southern Europe, primarily the Iberian Peninsula. The original range Stone Pine was probably only in Portugal and Spain, but it has been cultivated extensively for at least 6,000 years for the edible seeds. These have been trade items since early historic times. It is cultivated and often naturalised throughout the Mediterranean region, for so long that it is often considered native, while more recently (since about 1700) been introduced to other areas with Mediterranean climates. It is now naturalised in South Africa (where it is listed as an invasive species) and commonly planted in California, Australia, and western Europe north to southern Scotland. Small specimens are grown in large planters or are used for Bonsai, and year-old seedlings are also widely sold as 20-30 cm tall table-top christmas trees.
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