Territorial Organisation
Physical Geography
Watersheds
100

How many autonomous communities and autonomous cities are there in Spain?

There are 17 autonomous communities and 2 autonomous cities.

100

What is the place where a river begins called?

The source

100

Rivers in the Cantabrian Watershed from from the _____ _____ or the _____ _____ into the _____ _____.

Rivers in the Cantabrian Watershed from from the Cordillera Cantábrica or the Montes Vascos into the Cantabrian Sea.

200

What is the name for the document that defines the powers of an autonomous community or autonomous city?

Statute of Autonomy

200

What is the place where a river flows into a lake, sea or ocean called?

The mouth

200

Where do the rivers in the Atlantic Watershed flow into?

They flow into the Atlantic Ocean

300

What is a diputación?

A diputación coordinates local services

300

What are Spain's three watersheds called?

The Cantabrian watershed

The Atlantic watershed 

The Mediterranean watershed

300

What are the characteristics of rivers that flow into the Mediterranean Sea?

They are short and have irregular flow

400

Elections for municipalities are held how often? What is the name of the position eligible voters choose? Who do these representatives choose to be the leader of the municipal government?

Elections are held every four years. Eligible voters choose councillors who choose the mayor to be the leader of the municipal government.

400

What are some of Spain's mountain ranges and where are they located?

The Pyrenees, Montes de León and Cordillera Cantábrica are in the north

The Sistema Bético and Sierra Morena are in the south

400
What are the characteristics of rivers in the Cantabrian Watershed?

They are short and flow quickly

500

What does each Statute of Autonomy define in an autonomous community or city?

Territory and capital city 

Official language(s)

Legal power and government institutions

Symbols (flag, anthem, etc.)

500

What spreads across central Spain? What is the highest mountain on mainland Spain and the highest point on Spanish territory>

A plateau, or Meseta, spreads across central Spain. Spain's highest mountain is Mulhacén but the highest point is the volcano Teide

500

What are the characteristics of rivers in the Atlantic Watershed? What is precipitation like in the Meseta?

They are short with a large water flow. The Meseta has low precipitation so rivers have an irregular water flow