description Ebro River Overview
The Ebro is a major river of Spain, flowing about 930 kilometers from the Cantabrian Mountains to the Mediterranean Sea. It crosses or borders several autonomous communities before reaching the coast in Catalonia, where it forms the Ebro Delta. The river and its basin support irrigated agriculture, wetlands, and aquatic habitats, while reservoirs regulate much of its flow for water and energy use.
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How long is the Ebro River?
The Ebro flows for about 930 kilometers through Spain. It runs from the Cantabrian Mountains to the Mediterranean Sea.
Where does the Ebro River end?
The river reaches the Mediterranean coast in Catalonia. There it forms the Ebro Delta, a major river-mouth landscape.
Which regions does the Ebro cross?
The Ebro crosses or borders several autonomous communities in Spain. Its basin therefore spans a large part of the country's northeastern and northern interior.
Why is the Ebro River important?
The Ebro and its basin support ecosystems, agriculture, settlements, and wetlands. Its flow into the Mediterranean also sustains the distinctive Ebro Delta.
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