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FS2002/FS2004
VFR-Mesh Scenery Galicia
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Ortophoto-Mesh
Galicia
Km2: 29,434
Made in LOD 10 Mesh + 1m/pixel
ortophotos original resolution
Includes: La Coruña, Pontevedra, Lugo and Orense
Autogen included! |
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This is the area covered by this scenery |
Galicia
Galicia is one of Spain’s autonomous regions, which means that it is a
territorial entity with political authority to implement its own powers in
accordance with the 1981 Autonomy 2 Statute. Its 29,434 Km surface area
makes up 5.8% of Spain’s territory. It is situated between parallels 41
and 44 N and meridians 7 and 8 W, in southwest Europe. It is bordered on
the south by Portugal, which, along with Spain, makes up the Iberian
Peninsula. Its history forms part of the evolution of Western Europe and
most of its inhabitants professes the Catholic religion.
Geography
The territory is marked by important expanses of woodland, which makes up
69% of the surface area. The relief is dominated by gentle landscapes,
where mountains and peneplains alternate with depressions and valleys. In
general, the mountain ranges are not very high; the maximum heights are
attained in the eastern ranges (Os Ancares, O Courel, Manzaneda and Quixa),
where the highest peak is located (Pena Trevinca, 2,100 m). The sunken
areas include the depressions of Monforte, Sarria and A Limia. This is a
region dominated by the sea with a very extensive coastline (1,309 km
long); the waters of the Bay of Biscay bathe the north coast and the
Atlantic Ocean the western coast. One of the landscape’s most
characteristic elements is the “rias”, river valleys flooded by the sea,
whose waters contain important fishing resources: the extensive Rías
Baixas (Vigo, Pontevedra, Arousa and Muros-Noia) and the smaller, more
rounded Rías Altas (Corcubión-Cee, Camariñas, Corme-Laxe, A Coruña,
Ares-Betanzos, Ferrol, Ortigueira, O Barqueiro, Viveiro, Foz and Ribadeo).
Galicia has great water potential thanks to its numerous rivers (fast-flowing
and short) and springs; the main river is the Miño (350 km long).
Galicia is a sea-facing region, with a 1,309 km coastline. One of the
landscape’s most characteristic elements is the "rias", river valleys
flooded by the Galicia 2005 sea, whose waters contain important fishing
resources. The region’s climate is determined by it location on Europe’s
Atlantic coast: a temperate, transitional climate between an oceanic and
Mediterranean one. Continental oceanic characteristics are dominant in
inland areas, while the climate in the south and southeast is more
Mediterranean. Thus, areas of great dryness and strong sunshine coexist
with others that have mild temperatures, a small thermal range and
abundant rainfall. There are therefore important differences as regards
annual thermal range (between 9ºC-15ºC) or precipitation (between
800-2,000 mm).
The Population
Galicia has a population of 2,751,094 inhabitants with an 2 approximate
population density of 93 inhabitants per km . The Presentation main
demographic features are a low birth rate, high life expectancy and an
aging population, which means that Galicia is currently experiencing
negative vegetative growth. Another determining factor is the high degree
of territorial imbalance, both demographically and economically. For a
long time the region’s demographic evolution was marked by emigration, a
historical phenomenon of great significance in th the 19 and 20 centuries.
Nevertheless, this situation has changed in recent decades and Galicia now
receives immigrants (especially from Latin America) as well as emigrants
from past times. Galicia has a highly scattered population distribution
due to the large number of small population entities (approximately
30,000). The basic settlement unit in the countryside is the village. The
next level in community organisation is the parish, which, over and above
its religious function, plays an important role in social and economic
relations.
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COMPATIBILITY |
FS 2002
FS 2004 |
| MINIMUM
REQ'TS |
1 GHz Pentium,
Celeron or Athlon processor
Windows 98, Me or XP (Home or Professional
128 Mb RAM
3D Video Card with 32 Mb RAM
CD-ROM drive for installation.(CD version)
About 360Mb HDD space. (NTFS FILE SYSTEM REQUIRED FOR WINDOWS XP USERS) |
| RECOMMEND
REQ'TS |
2 GHz Pentium,
Celeron or Athlon processor or faster
Windows XP (Home or Professional)
512 Mb RAM
3D Video Card with 64 - 128 Mb RAM
CD-ROM drive for installation. (CD version)
About 360Mb HDD space. (NTFS FILE SYSTEM REQUIRED FOR WINDOWS XP USERS) |
SCREENSHOTS
Galicia
(This scenery includes landable textured
water, autogen, better contrast and much more...)






















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