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AND INFRASTRUCTURES INFRASTRUCTURES

Territory Surface area, 2015 Biogeographical areas. Aragon. Km 2 % of Spain % of UE-28 Aragon 47,720.3 9.4 1.0 Spain 505,988.0 10.6 UE-28 4,787,766.3 Source: Aragon Statistics Institute with data from Eurostat. Alpine 3,516 km 2 Mediterranean 44,204 km 2 7% 93% Altimetric zones, in metres above sea level. Unit: km 2. Aragon Spain Less than 200 metres 1,527 57,615 From 201 to 600 metres 18,162 156,370 From 601 to 1,000 metres 13,148 198,650 From 1,001 to 2,000 metres 13,929 88,766 More than 2,000 metres 954 4,587 Altimetric zones. Aragon. Less than 200 m. 3% Higher than 2000 m. 2% 1001-2000 m. 29% 201-600 m. 38% 601-1000 m. 28% Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística. Altimetric extreme values. Unit: metres. Highest summits Lowest landmarks Aneto (Huesca) 3,404 River Ebro (Zaragoza) 65 Peñarroya (Teruel) 2,024 River Segre (Huesca) 70 Moncayo (Zaragoza) 2,313 River Martín (Teruel) 140 Source: Atlas Nacional de España (1986-2008). Instituto Geográfico Nacional. Mountain areas. Aragon Spain Total Mountain area Mountain as % of total Total Mountain area Mountain as % of total Number of municipalities 731 293 40.1 8,110 3,098 38.2 Surface area (km 2 ) 47,720 20,849 43.7 505,988 208,467 41.2 Source: Aragon Statistics Institute.

ARAGON BASIC DATA, 2015 Aragon Statistics Institute Aragon map

Land use Distribution of the main land uses, 2006. Unit: percentage of total surface area. Aragon Spain 52.36 55.30 18.61 14.70 27.61 27.30 0.85 1.99 0.57 0.74 Natural Forest Agricultural Artificial Inland waters Source: Corine Land Cover. Instituto Geográfico Nacional. Distribution of the artificial surfaces, 2006. Unit: percentage of total surface area. Aragon Spain Discontinuous urban fabric Continuous urban fabric Industrial or commercial units Mineral extraction sites Construction sites Sport and leisure facilities Road and rail networks and associated land Airports Dump sites Green urban areas 6 2 4 4 4 2 1 1 1 0 0.11 0.17 0.15 0.11 0.14 0.11 0.26 0.29 0.58 0.67 Source: Corine Land Cover. Instituto Geográfico Nacional.

ARAGON BASIC DATA, 2015 Aragon Statistics Institute Land use map MAPA OCUPACIÓN DEL SUELO CORINE LAND COVER

Land use Change in land use. Aragon, 2000-2006. Unit: variation in percentage. 21.7 1.0-0.3-0.4-0.3 Artificial Agricultural Forest Natural Inland water Source: Corine Land Cover. Instituto Geográfico Nacional. Change in land use: artificial surfaces, 2000-2006. Unit: variation in percentage. Aragon Spain Road and rail networks and associated land Construction sites Sport and leisure facilities Airports Industrial or commercial units Discontinuous urban fabric Mineral extraction sites Continuous urban fabric -0.2 Green urban areas 9.0 13.6 15.4 7.0 2.5 3.3 35.2 25.7 21.6 19.2 18.8 19.0 103.7 167.4 223.7 261.0 Dump sites -4.1-7.0 Source: Corine Land Cover. Instituto Geográfico Nacional.

ARAGON BASIC DATA, 2015 Aragon Statistics Institute River basin map of Aragon MAPA CUENCAS HIDROGRÁFICAS Y RED HIDROGRÁFICA

Hydrology and climate network Main rivers in Aragon. Total river length in kilometres. Ebro basin Ebro (1) 954.6 Aguasvivas 108.9 Alcanadre 148.1 Arroyo del Regallo 49.7 Ara 67.6 Guadalope 187.8 Aragón 205.1 Huecha 50.7 Arba de Luesia 106.2 Huerva 138 Cinca 190.8 Ebro tributaries Jalón 234.7 Ésera 101.3 Jiloca 128.5 Gállego 202.9 Martín 102.7 Noguera-Ribagorzana (1) 133.2 Matarraña 110.2 Segre (1) 271.3 Queiles (1) 42.5 Júcar basin Mijares (1) 184.09 Tajo basin Gallo (1) 98 Guadalaviar or Turia (1) 336.41 Alfambra 117 L'Adour basin Gave d'aspe (1) 57 (1) Rivers that partially flow throughout Aragon territory. Source: Confederaciones Hidrográficas. Climate types in Aragon. Climate types-representative observatory Temperature (ºC) Annual Absolute mean min. Absolute max. Precipitation Annual (mm) Days in year Annual evapotranspiration Steppe dry Caspe 15.9-10.3 45.4 316.0 50 1,216.0 Zaragoza-Airport 14.6-11.3 42.3 344.9 60 1,200.7 Continental mediterranean Ejea de los Caballeros 14.4-11.6 41.3 454.3 65 1,212.0 Monzón - -12.2 42.2 386.6 45 1,285.2 Transition mediterranean-oceanic Ansó - -16.2 38.6 1,134.2 108 1,005.5 Submediterranean humid Boltaña 14.8-13.9 4 911.3 83 1,251.2 Submediterranean continental warm Andorra 14.3-11.0 41.5 431.1 54 1,075.4 Calatayud 13.4-13.8 41.3 346.4 59 1,258.9 Submediterranean continental cold Calamocha 10.5-19.1 39.6 437.7 68 1,196.8 Mountain climate Fanlo-Refugio de Góriz 4.9-15.6 39.8 1,646.9 96 770.5 Source: Atlas climático de Aragón del Departamento de Agricultura, Ganadería y Medio Ambiente. Gobierno de Aragón.

Climate Precipitation Temperature Monthly precipitation, 2014 Monthly average temperature, 2014 50 10 0 Normalized monthly precipitation, 1981-2010 0 Normalized monthly temperature, 1981-2010 Huesca (Monflorite Airport) 14 12 Total 2014: 590.3 l/m 2 Normalized total: 491.2 l/m 2 3 25.0 Mean 2014: 15.5 ºC Normalized mean: 14.1 ºC 10 8 6 4 2 15.0 1 2 5.0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Teruel (Meteorology Institute) 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 Total 2014: 289.0 l/m 2 Normalized total: 352.1 l/m 2 3 25.0 2 15.0 1 5.0 Mean 2014: 13.8 ºC Normalized mean: 12.2 ºC Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Zaragoza (Airport) 14 12 Total 2014: 317.1 l/m 2 Normalized total: 319.6 l/m 2 3 25.0 Mean 2014: 17.0 ºC Normalized mean: 15.5 ºC 10 8 6 4 2 15.0 1 2 5.0 Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Source: Aragon Statistics Institute, provisional data.

Average annual flow MAPA CAUDAL MEDIO ANUAL

INFRASTRUCTURES Transport infrastructures Commercial airports. Aragon, 2014. Name Zaragoza Huesca-Pirineos Height above sea level 262.92 m 539.06 m Distance to the city 10 km 9 km Service area 120.54 ha 152.54 ha Runways 2 2 Passengers area 8.45 ha 0.86 ha Type of airport Public Public Air operator AENA AENA Source: Plan Director (Ministerio de la Presidencia) and AIP (AENA). Road network. Aragon. Unit: kilometres. 1995 2005 2011 2012 2013 Total 10,101 11,320 11,544 11,516 11,524 One side roads 9,712 10,668 10,720 10,694 10,701 less than 5 m width 1,992 3,184 3,181 3,040 3,023 from 5 to 6,99 m width 4,586 3,907 3,476 3,572 3,594 7 m width or more 3,134 3,557 4,063 4,082 4,084 Dual side roads 73 120 75 69 67 Dual carrigeways and free motorways 158 378 591 596 600 Toll motorways 158 154 157 157 157 Source: Anuario Estadístico del Ministerio de Fomento. Railway network. Unit: kilometres. 2002 2005 2011 2012 2013 Dual railway tracks Aragon 162 419 444 444 444 Spain 3,375 3,907 5,608 5,650 5,806 Electrified railway tracks Aragon 546 885 907 907 907 Spain 6,950 7,530 9,615 9,654 9,768 Total length of managed tracks Aragon 948 1,279 1,324 1,324 1,324 Spain 12,298 12,839 15,932 15,922 15,937 Source: Regional transport statistics. Eurostat, and Anuario estadístico, Ministerio de Fomento.

INFRASTRUCTURES Reservoirs and irrigation systems Reservoirs per hydrographical basins. Aragon, 2014. Basin district Basin No. of reservoirs Total capacity (Hm 3 ) Total surface area (Ha) Ebro Ebro Aguas Vivas 1 8.0 75.0 Ebro Alcanadre 2 65.1 286.2 Ebro Aragón 2 451.9 2,116.0 Ebro Arba 3 57.3 445.3 Ebro Baja Ebro 2 1,824.8 9,748.9 Ebro Cinca 5 867.6 3,213.8 Ebro Ésera 1 84.7 664.3 Ebro Gállego 9 431.1 2,946.4 Ebro Guadalope 5 203.0 1,575.5 Ebro Huerva 1 6.7 77.0 Ebro Jalón 3 122.9 856.0 Ebro Martín 1 22.1 19 Ebro Matarraña 1 17.9 149.0 Ebro Noguera Ribagorzana 5 1,115.3 2,876.1 Ebro Queiles 1 24.2 112.2 Ebro Semibaja Ebro 1 104.1 1,086.7 Júcar Júcar Guadalaviar 2 31.0 155.0 Reservoirs whose capacity is under 5 hm 3 are not considered. Source: Aragon Statistics Institute with data from Inventario de Presas y Embalses de España. Main irrigation systems from surface water. Aragon, 2014. Irrigation Channel hectares in Aragon Total irrigation hectares Total channel length (km) Riegos del Alto Aragón 125,899 125,899 133 Riegos del Canal de Aragón y Cataluña 62,306 98,402 124 Riegos del Canal de Bardenas 40,074 81,688 132 Riegos Plan Estratégico Bajo Ebro (PEBEA) 17,551 17,551 - Riegos del Canal Imperial 23,600 27,568 108 Regadíos del Jalón y Jiloca 21,066 21,066 - Riegos de la Cuenca del Guadalope 12,158 12,158 - Riegos del Canal de Tauste 6,167 8,407 44 Source: Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro.

INFRASTRUCTURES Electric stations Electric stations and installed power. Aragon. Type of technology 2004 2012 2013 No. of stations Power (MW) No. of stations Power (MW) No. of stations Power (MW) Conventional thermoelectric 3 1,290 2 1,261 2 1261 Co-generation 55 509 46 598 47 601 Combined cycle 0 0 3 1,863 3 1863 Hydroelectric 98 1,579 110 1,563 111 1654 Wind power 50 1,168 80 1,873 81 1878 Solar-photovoltaic 10 0.4 1766 165.5 1815 166.135 Source: Departamento de Industria e Innovación. Gobierno de Aragón. Urban waste Collection and treatment of urban waste. Aragon, 2013. Industrial areas Industrial areas. Aragon, 2014. Infrastructure Controlled dumps Number Number 354 8 Surf. area (m 2 ) 980,136,899 Light-container classification plants 2 Source: Instituto Aragonés de Fomento. Transfer stations Selective collection in bottle banks Selective collection in paper banks Selective collection in light-container banks Collection in battery banks (2011) Clean points 11 5,797 6,929 9,522 2,789 24 Source: Departamento de Agricultura, Ganadería y Medio Ambiente. Gobierno de Aragón. Water treatment plants Urban waste water treatment plants. Aragon. 2001 2006 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 Plants into service 24 58 161 170 191 191 187 Equivalent-inhabitants * 1,937,838 2,203,653 2,611,897 2,656,280 2,678,878 2,678,878 2,677,978 * Estimate of the polluting charge that the plants are able to treat. Source: Aragon Statistics Institute, with data from Instituto Aragonés del Agua.