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According to the Atlas Nacional de España, which feature of the Spanish relief strongly conditions temperatures?

Sources: 1 link, read on 22 October 2026.

IGN, Atlas Nacional de España: Clima, read on 22 October 2026.

Answer: Its high average altitude. The Atlas Nacional de España explains that this altitude, which reaches 650 m, strongly conditions temperatures.

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Task 3 · Territorial organisation and geography Related to question 3022 of the manual

The question in Spanish

Según el Atlas Nacional de España, ¿qué característica del relieve español condiciona intensamente las temperaturas?

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What the source says

«Finalmente, las características del relieve aportan una mayor complejidad al mosaico climático español; en primer lugar, por su elevada altitud media, que alcanza los 650 m, y que condiciona intensamente las temperaturas; en segundo lugar, por la disposición de las barreras montañosas, que generan fuertes contrastes espaciales en todos los elementos climáticos y meteorológicos, tanto a escala regional como local.»

Source: IGN, Atlas Nacional de España: Clima, read on 22 October 2026. The quotation is in Spanish, as the source prints it; the English wording of the answer is ours.

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