Sierra de la Demanda
Mountain Range
42°06′49″N 3°07′32″W / 42.1135°N 3.1256°W / 42.1135; -3.1256La Rioja (Spain), Spain
Sierra de la Demanda is a mountain sub-range situated in the northern Iberian Peninsula.
The Sierra de la Demanda area provides the habitat for Lissotriton helveticus punctillatus (Schmidtler 1970), a subspecies of the palmate newt.[1]
Geography
The Sierra de la Demanda is part of the western section of the larger Sistema Ibérico. The sub-range runs through the eastern province of Burgos and western La Rioja, bordering on the Meseta Central in Spain.
- Monte San Lorenzo (2270 m), highest peak of the sub-range.
- Monte San Millán (2131 m)
The highest peaks of the range are usually covered in snow between October and May every year. Valdezcaray ski resort is located in the Sierra de la Demanda. The Picos de Urbión are located south of this range.
See also
- Valdezcaray
- Sierra de la Demanda (comarca),
- Geography of Spain
- Montes de Oca, eastern shire.
- Alarcia, a typical town.
- Demandasaurus
References
- ^ Taxonomy of Some of the Salamandrids - Triturus helveticus and its subspecies
External links
Media related to Sierra de la Demanda at Wikimedia Commons- Sierradelademanda.com
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Mountain ranges of the Sistema Ibérico
- Sierra de la Demanda
- Sierra de Neila
- Mesa de Cebollera
- Picos de Urbión
- Sierra de Alcarama
- Sierra de Peñalmonte
- Sierra de Moncalvillo
- Moncayo
- Sierra de Nava Alta
- Sierra de Perdices
- Sierra Ministra
- Sierra de Caldereros
- Sierra de Pardos
- Sierra de Miñana
- Sierra de Solorio
- Sierra de Selas
- Parameras de Molina
& Southeastern
- Serranía de Cuenca
- Sierra Menera
- Sierra de Albarracín
- Montes de Picaza
- Montes Universales
- Sierra de Mira
- Sierra de Javalambre
- Sierra del Toro
- Sierra de la Virgen
- Sierra de Vicort
- Sierra de Algairén
- Sierra de Santa Cruz
- Sierra de Cucalón
- Sierra de Herrera
- Sierra de San Just
- Sierra de Lidón
- Sierra Palomera
- Sierra de Gúdar
- Sierra de Mayabona
- Sierra de Camarena
- Sierra de Sollavientos
- Sierra del Rayo
- Sierra de Pina
- Maestrat (Maestrazgo)
- Penyagolosa Massif
- Sierra de la Lastra
- Sierra de los Caballos
- Sierra de Garrocha
- Sierra de la Cañada
- Sierra Carrascosa
- Ports de Morella
- Serra de la Creu
- Serra d'En Segures
- Serra d'en Galceran
- Serra d'Esparreguera
- Serra de Vallivana
- Serra d'En Celler
- Serra del Turmell
- Serra de l'Espadella
- Moles de Xert
- Talaies d'Alcalà
- Serra de la Vall d'Àngel
- Cervera Mountains
- Serra de Sant Pere
- Serra Calderona
- Serra d'Espadà
- Ports de Tortosa-Beseit
- Benifassà Mountains
- Serra de Paüls
- Serra de l'Espina
- Moncayo
- Monte San Lorenzo
- Pico de Urbión
- Javalambre
- Peñarroya
- Peña Isasa
- Peñalmonte
- Tetas de Viana
- Caimodorro
- Cerro Calderón
- Monte Gatún
- Monte Serradero
- Mont Caro
- Castell de l'Airosa
- La Moleta
- Montegordo
- Penyagalera
- Roques de Benet
- Santa Bàrbara
- Alto del Buitre
- Tossal d'Orenga
- Tossal dels Tres Reis
42°14′58″N 03°05′01″W / 42.24944°N 3.08361°W / 42.24944; -3.08361
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