Sierra de San Vicente y valles del Tiétar y Alberche
IUCN Not ReportedSpecial Protection Area (Birds Directive) · 2005
1 180 km²
Subdivision · ESP
Torralba de Oropesa
Spain
CsaTemperate, dry summer, hot summer(94 %)
Area
23,4km²
Ecological tissue
Graphe en cours d’indexation
Calcul du tissu écologique de cette entité.
Le graphe apparaîtra automatiquement dès que le calcul est terminé (rafraîchissement toutes les 2s).
Species present
Computing species observations from GBIF…
Climate
Mean T°
16,2°C
Annual rain
715mm
Warmest m°
32,9°C
Coldest m°
2,8°C
Elevation: 356 m on average (min 337 m, max 385 m)
Bioclimatic details19 BIO + Köppen full + altitude statsExpert
Annual mean temp.
16,2°C
Annual rain
715mm
Warmest month
32,9°C
Coldest month
2,8°C
Mean alt.
356m
Min
337m
Max
385m
Std. dev.
11m
Köppen-Geiger (dominant)
CsaTemperate, dry summer, hot summer(94 %)Temperate
CHELSA BIO 1-19 v2.1 · ETOPO DEM 60s · Köppen-Geiger 1991-2020 (Beck et al. 2018)
Soil & lithology
pH H₂O
7,3
Org. C
17,4g/kg
Clay
19,3%
Sand
52,5%
Silt
28,1%
Average over 0-30 cm. Per-depth details in expert panel.
Dominant lithology: ssGLiMaggregated to Toledo
3 soil depths detailed0-5cm / 5-15cm / 15-30cm × 5 propsExpert
0–5 cm
pH H₂O
7,2
Org. C
31,1g/kg
Clay
18,2%
Sand
53,3%
Silt
28,5%
5–15 cm
pH H₂O
7,3
Org. C
10,9g/kg
Clay
18,1%
Sand
53,7%
Silt
28,2%
15–30 cm
pH H₂O
7,3
Org. C
10,2g/kg
Clay
21,6%
Sand
50,6%
Silt
27,8%
SoilGrids 250m (ISRIC, 2017) · GLiM v1.0 (Hartmann & Moosdorf 2012)
Land cover
Forest6.5%
Crops50.9%
Built-up0.2%
Bare soil3.6%
Other (grassland, water…)38.7%
Copernicus Global Land Cover 100m (Buchhorn et al. 2020)
Hydrology
Computing basins, lakes, rivers…
Human pressure
Pop. density
0hab/km²
Night light
0,5nW
Built-up
22,6%
Pesticides
38,0kg/km²
GHSL POP/Built 2020 · VIIRS lumière nocturne · PEST-CHEMGRIDS 2020 (Maggi et al.)
Protected areas2
IUCN Not Reported · 2
Sierra de San Vicente y valles del Tiétar y Alberche
IUCN Not ReportedSpecial Areas of Conservation (Habitats Directive) · 2017
1 180 km²
WDPA (World Database on Protected Areas) — UNEP-WCMC & IUCN