It has an average altitude of 750 metres

The Duero River crosses it in an east-west direction

High flat areas. The land has been eroded, leaving a layer of limestone where little vegetation grows.

Fertile land created by the rivers in areas like Tierra de Campos

It has an average altitude of 650 metres

It's a mountain range which separates the Tajo river system in the north from the Guadiana river system in the south

There are páramos (moors) and clay agricultural plains

Here we can find the plain of La Mancha

It is formed by a number of mountian ranges: Gata, Gredos, Guadarrama, Somosierra, Ayllón, etc.

Which one has the highest altitude?

These mountain ranges surround the Inner Plateau

These mountain ranges are away from the Inner Plateau

It is formed of hard materials, like granite.

Its relief is smooth because the rocks are eroded

These mountains stretch from the Galician Massif to the west of the Pyrenees

The rivers flowing through the mountains have created many deep narrow valleys

Highest point in the Cantabrian Mountains

Lowest and smoothest

Easternmost part of the Cantabrian Mountains

How are the river valleys like in the Cantabrian Mountains?

It separates the Inner Plateau from the Ebro basin

Where are the highest mountain ranges in the Iberian System?

It separates the Inner Plateau from the Guadalquivir basin

They are away from the Inner Plateau

It is the isthmus between Spain and France

They consist of young steep mountains

This mountain range runs parallel to the Mediterranean coast

Highest peak in the Pyrenees

It stretches from the Gulf of Cádiz to Cape Nao

It ends in a delta

There is a marshland near the river mouth

Straight coastline with many cliffs and only a few beaches

We find coastal lagoons, like the Albufera or the Mar Menor

Very irregular coast, with many rías (coastal inlets)

A mountain range in Mallorca

This archipelago is the continuation of the Baetic System

The islands are of volcanic origin

Is the highest mountain in Spain

The northernmost point of the Iberian Peninsula, with a latitude of 43º47'38"N

The southernmost point of the Iberian Peninsula, with a latitude of 36º00'38"N

The southernmost point of Spain, with a latitude of 27º38'16"N

The easternmost point of the Iberian Peninsula, with a longitude of 3º19'20"E

The westernmost point of the Iberian Peninsula, with a longitude of 9º18'05"W