Hydrographic Confederations of Spain: An Overview
Hydrographic Confederations of Spain
Mino
The Mino originates in the Massif Galaico. Its main tributary is the Sil. It covers the provinces of Lugo, Orense, and Pontevedra, where it marks the border with Portugal. It was included in the North Basin, along with all the Cantabrian rivers.
Duero
The Duero Basin is the largest on the Iberian Peninsula. The Douro river originates in the Picos de Urbión (Iberian Mountains). It crosses the provinces of Soria, Burgos, Valladolid, and Zamora, and ends in Porto, Portugal. Its tributaries include the Esla and Pisuerga on the right bank, and the Adaja and Tormes on the left bank. It has a predominantly rainfall-fed regime, with peaks in winter and minimum flow in summer.
Tagus
The Tagus River is the longest...