The document summarizes key information about the province of Granada in Spain. It describes Granada's location in Andalusia and its various climate zones including Mediterranean, continental Mediterranean, high mountain, and subtropical. It notes the three most important rivers as the Genil, Darro, and Monachil. Granada is described as mountainous due to the Sierra Nevada mountains, with the Mulhacen peak being the highest in the Iberian Peninsula. Finally, it lists the many traditional counties located in Granada from north to south.

1. Province
of
Granada
Granada is situated
in the south-east of
Spain. It is one of
the eight provinces
of the region of
Andalusia.

2. In Granada we have the majority
of the climates of Spain.
Mediterranean climate:
(main part of Granada).
Continental Mediterranean
climate:
(North and North-East)
High Mountain climate:
(mountains and Sierra Nevada)
Subtropical climate:
(a part of the coast)
Winter is very cold and summer
is hot.
Rainfall is usually scarce.
Climate

3. Rivers of Granada
The three most important rivers of Granada are:
Genil river (2nd longest in Andalusia), Darro river
(tributary of the River Genil) and Monachil river
(born in the high peaks).

4. Relief of Granada
Granada is mountainous because of Sierra
Nevada. The Mulhacen is the highest peak in
the Iberian Peninsula, with a height of 3,482
meters.

5. Counties of Granada
In Granada, there are many traditional counties.
They are from North to South:
Huescar
Baza
Guadix
Los
Montes
Loja
Vegas de Granada
Alhama
Valle de Lecrin
Alpujarra
Vega de Granada
Costa Tropical

6. Counties of Granada
In Granada, there are many traditional counties.
They are from North to South:
Huescar
Baza
Guadix
Los
Montes
Loja
Vegas de Granada
Alhama
Valle de Lecrin
Alpujarra
Vega de Granada
Costa Tropical