Spain

That is inside the entrance to Hudson Bay.

The three countries which directly border Spain are Portugal, France and Andorra. (Gibraltar is reached by causeway, and is not an independent country. Morocco is close to Spain, but not bordering it. Also, Morocco is across the Straights of Gibraltar, and lies in the northwestern corner of Africa.)

Yes, Spain has access to clean water. The country has a well-developed infrastructure for water supply and sanitation, ensuring that the majority of its population has access to safe drinking water. However, there may be localized issues in some rural or remote areas.

== == In Mexico City the last snowfall was on January 12, 1967, at that time it snowed in the city itself. Mexico City's downtown got 2 inches of snow and 5 inches at the mountains around the city, after that snowfall in 1967, it only snows yearly in the mountains around the city. There was a previous record snowfall in Mexico City downtown that was on March 5, 1940.

The Iberian peninsula.

Culturally, Spain is very akin to Argentina and Mexico, as the worship of saints, the similar language and religious experience.

Furthermore, people very extroverted and emotionally. The countries each have a different climate, as they are in other continents. Football is popular and these countries are friendly to gay people, despite the ingrained macho culture.

in de middelgrote plaatsen lijkt appartementbouw in spanje, wat ook veel voorkomt in noord afrika, meer gebruikelijk dan in de latijns amerikaanse naties.

There is no such thing as "absolute" latitude and longitude coordinates. Firstly coordinates are for a point, a very tiny little thing. There will be hundreds of coordinates inside a city's boundaries.

Secondly, coordinates are associated with what is called a "datum". A datum is a mathamatical description of the surface of the earth which is very irregular, not a perfect sphere. There are more than a 100 different datums. There are as many distinct sets of coordinates as there are datums. You did not provide a datum so I picked a convenient one.

The latitude and longitude for the center of the La Plaza de las Glorias Catalanas in Barcelona are N41.4034, E2.18688 using World Geodetic System 1984 datum, commonly referred to as WGS84.

If you had not requested "absolute" information you would not have received such a long answer. Beware what you ask for, you just might get it!

Traditional working times start from 9-9.30 to 13.30-14.00, then a few hours for lunch/siesta, then 16:30-17:00 until 19:30-20:00.

But, today the lunch breaks are getting shorter and finishing earlier.

In the summer, the average temp is 30-35 degrees - obviously, it can get a lot hotter (I've been there when it's 45).

In coastal areas, it averages at 17 degrees and inland temps can reach around 9 degrees.

Spain typically experiences several severe weather events each year, including thunderstorms, heavy rainfall, flooding, and occasionally rare events such as tornadoes. The frequency and intensity of these events can vary year to year depending on weather patterns. It's recommended to check with reliable sources for the most up-to-date and specific information on severe weather events in Spain.

Spain primarily uses the Celsius scale for temperature measurement.

Palma Nova, Spain generally has a Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. In the summer, average temperatures range from 20-30°C (68-86°F) with very little rainfall. In the winter, temperatures range from 10-15°C (50-59°F) with more frequent rainfall. It's a popular tourist destination due to its pleasant weather.

Correcto, tanto las Islas Canarias como las Islas Baleares son parte de España. Las Islas Canarias se encuentran en el océano Atlántico, frente a la costa noroeste de África, mientras que las Islas Baleares están en el mar Mediterráneo, frente a la costa este de la península ibérica.

There are 832 volcanoes in the entire of Spain

The altitude of Torrevieja in Costa Blanca is low, which makes it ideal for those seeking a coastal lifestyle with mild temperatures year-round. This location offers easy access to beaches, outdoor activities, and a relaxed atmosphere thanks to its proximity to the Mediterranean Sea.

The children of Spain leave their shoes on the windowsills filled with straw, carrots, and barley for the horses of the Wise Men, who they believe reenact their journey to Bethlehem every year. One of the wise men is called Balthazar, who leaves the children gifts. They call Christmas Eve Nochebuena, and families gather together to rejoice and share a meal around the Nativity scene.

Gran Canaria, the second most populous island in the Canary Islands, has the same time as England. Gran Canaria is in the Western European time zone, and England is in the British Summer Time zone from March's last Sunday to October's last Sunday and on Greenwich Mean Time (GMT) the rest of the year. Both locations observe daylight savings time.

Barcelona experiences hot and dry summers due to its Mediterranean climate, which is characterized by warm temperatures and low precipitation during the summer months. The city's proximity to the Mediterranean Sea also contributes to its hot weather, as the sea helps to retain heat and create warmer conditions. Additionally, high-pressure systems often dominate the region during the summer, resulting in dry and stable weather patterns.

Spain has a diverse climate, including arid areas in the southeast. Regions like Almeria and Murcia have semi-arid climates with hot temperatures and low rainfall. However, other parts of Spain have different climate types, such as Mediterranean, oceanic, and mountain climates.

There is no geographical feature that forms the border between Portugal and Spain. The Strait of Gibraltar and Mediterranean Sea separates Iberian Spain and Morocco. The Pyrenees Mountains forms the border between Spain and France and Spain and Andorra.

Lithuania borders Kaliningrad to the north and east.

Site of the battle in which (British) Rear-Admiral Horatio Nelson was so severely wounded that partial amputaion of his arm was subsequently required to save his life, Tenerife proudly flies a flag displaying the (white) Cross of Burgundy over a blue field above the largest and most populous island of the Canary Islands, which are located in the North Atlantic Ocean just 62 miles west of the border between the countries of Morocco and Western Sahara.

Or; latitude 28 degrees, 16', 17"N by longitude 16 degrees, 36', 20"W.

Links to Wikipedia article and Tenerife's Official Home page are listed below:

Morocco is directly south of Spain.

Spain is in the autumn season right now, starting in September and ending in November.