Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park

The extreme aridity of the high areas, Where water from rain and thaw filters-through cracks and drains, contrasts With The green valleys covered by forests and meadows, Where the water forms waterfalls and canyons and ravines crosses.

There are five the industries: the massif of Monte Perdido and four valleys That are deployed to the Spanish side.

• Declaration date: August 16, 1918. 
• Reclassification: Law 52/1982 of 13 July. 
• Instruments: Royal Decree 409/95 PRUG approval. 
• Area: 15,608 hectares.
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Province: Huesca. 
• Region: Aragon. 
• Coordinates: longitude: 3º 35’ - 3º 50’. 
• Phone: 974-243361. 
• Supranational networks: Biosphere Reserve (1977). Diploma of the Council of Europe to the Stable (1988, 1993, 1998).
• UNESCO World Heritage (1997). SPA (1988).

Charter on Cooperation Between the National Park of Ordesa and Monte Perdido and the Parc National des Pyrénées in France

[Source: Ministry of Environment]

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Links of interest

• Ordesa and Monte Perdido National Park
• Gobierno de España