List of National Parks of Spain

List Of National Parks Of Spain

Spain's national parks as defined under Spanish Law 41/1997 — which established a new model of shared management of the national parks between the State and the Regional Governments — are set out in the following table in alphabetical order. Links are to the corresponding web site of Spain's Ministry for the Environment La Red de Parques Nacionales, and are in Spanish.

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