The Fragas do Eume
The Fragas do Eume is a natural park situated in north-west Spain.
The varied and extensive valley of the Eume (73 km) . The sources of the river ascend to the foot of the Xistral, not far from the Cadramón Peak; that is to say, they reach the granitic islet of the Viveiro region, and the upper course of the river deepens into syllabic and Cambrian lands along its winter route, leaving the Sierra de la Carba to the south, the northern border of the Terra Chá. The high deep valley flows into the alluvial basin of the Pontes de García Rodríguez with remarkable landscape variation. Receive by the tributary Fray Bermuz waters of the Sierra de La Loba and Mount Moncoso, and to gain the base level again sink its valley into lathes, as dominated by the ancient monastery of Caaveiro, to reach the foot of the towers of Andrade the long bridge of Pontesdeume in estuary landscape of harmonious and expressive composition.
L’exploitation des riches lignites de García Rodríguez Bridges cuenca produit chaque année 100 millions de tonnes de nitrate de calcium et d’ammonium, dont la majeure partie est destinée aux engrais, aura une influence déterminante sur l’agriculture Gallega.
Otero, Pedrayo, R ,. (1980). Galicia guide. Vigo Ed: Galaxy.
English
A Capela | As Pontes de García Rodríguez | Cabanas | Monfero | Pontedeume
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