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PeƱa de Francia

mountains, Spain
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  • Alba de Tormes
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    The PeƱa de Francia Mountains rise in the south to their highest point at PeƱa de Francia (5,682 feet [1,732 metres]), which is crowned by a monastery and hostel. This part of the province is richly forested. The Gata Mountains lie along the boundary with CĆ”ceres.…

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    The PeƱa de Francia Mountains rise in the south to their highest point at PeƱa de Francia (5,682 feet [1,732 metres]), which is crowned by a monastery and hostel. This part of the province is richly forested. The Gata Mountains lie along the boundary with CĆ”ceres.…

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