This map of Spain is
showing the Kingdom of Spain on the Iberian Peninsula, as well as the locations,
boundaries and capitals of the fifty provinces of Spain. This is helpful
to know the division of the different provinces. It helps to know the
boundaries.
Elevation Map
of Spain
A map that presents the population density of Spain in 2015. The darkest color red shows where the heaviest population is located in Spain. The cities have a much-concentrated population than the rural part of Spain. It shows where in Spain people prefer to live. This map helps with knowing where the most people will possibly be. Madrid and Barcelona are the hot-spots.
Population Map of Spain
The population of Spain is about 46 million people, this number came from this website that shows a live count of the population in Spain. (http://www.worldometers.info/world-population/spain-population/ ) This map shows the population from different cities and towns in Spain, The larger circles have 1 million to 3.1 million people. The middle circle has a population of 250,000 to 1 million people. The smallest circle shows a population of 100,000 to 250,000 people.
GDP Map of Spain
Map shows the GDP per person, which stands for gross domestic product. The yellow shows less than 19.0, as a darker red shows more than 28.1. They say that this was Spain’s North and South divide.
A broad map that shows different roads in
Spain. It shows the main road, secondary roads, with the National Capital,
towns, and major cities. This map does come in handy if you plan on renting a
car and need to know the main roads across different cities and towns in all of
Spain.
Different Roads of Spain Map
Includes
the main road networks in Spain. The red line is the toll motorway, the
blue/purple is the free motorway, and the green is the trunk road. If driving,
you know and can be careful of which roads have tolls across them and those who
don’t.
Detailed Road Map of Spain
A detailed broad road map of all
of Spain, that includes road routes from cities to towns, road
intersections/exit roads in regions, provinces, prefectures, also with routes
that lead to neighboring countries. This helps with knowing every detail when
it comes to the roads.
The image is from google maps that shows a broad and large area of Madrid. Having a bigger and wider map of the city of Madrid can help point where you want to go or the roads to take while being there.
Detailed City Map of Madrid
A
very detailed, precise, and much closer map of Madrid. While being in Madrid,
this will be helpful knowing the streets and shops. It can help get you around
and navigate through the city of Madrid.
Barcelona City Map
Map of Barcelona that
includes the street names and different districts. Sites are also pictured here
with attractions all across the city. Knowing all the hot-spots in the city
will be helpful for traveling through the city.
Includes the routes of the two different trains featured here. If you decide to take the train from town to city or across Spain, this map has the towns and the routes put out.
Metro Map in Barcelona
A map of the metro in Barcelona. There is also a metro people can take in the city of Barcelona, good to have different options of transportation and also knowing the routes.
Metro Map in Madrid
A map of the metro in Madrid, just like the map of the metro in Barcelona. Always important to know different modes of transportation and having the routes to them.
A map that includes plenty of attractions all across Barcelona, it is up to date to this year. Great for the first time going to the city and not knowing where to stop or where all of the great and important landmarks or attractions are at. This includes the streets.
Detailed Tourist/bus Map
Map
includes important monuments and even tourist bus, landmarks, museums, and
other attractions. This shows and has more detailed street names.
Tourist Map of Madrid
Tourist map shows many different pictures of various buildings and attractions. Good to have for the first time visiting and not knowing where to go or what to visit.
Submitted
by [Julisa Prieto-Garcia] on [March 1, 2019].