Canary Islands (EA8)Summits on the Air – ARM for Canary Islands (EA8) Document S20.1 Issue 1.1 Page 4 of 12 1 Association Reference Data Association Canary Islands (EA8) Commencement

Summits on the Air – ARM for Canary Islands (EA8) Document S20.1 Issue 1.1

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Summits on the Air

Canary Islands (EA8)

Association Reference Manual

Document Reference S20.1

Issue number 1.1

Date of issue 01-Aug-2015

Participation start date 01-Oct-2010

Authorised Date: 27-Aug-2010 obo SOTA Management Team

Association Manager Luis Marrero EA8AY

Summits-on-the-Air An O r i g i n a l concept by G3WGV and developed with G3CWI

Notice “Summits on the Air” SOTA and the SOTA logo are trademarks of the Programme. This document is copyright of the Programme. All other trademarks and copyrights referenced herein are acknowledged.


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Table of contents

1 ASSOCIATION REFERENCE DATA................................................................................ 3

1.1 PROGRAMME DERIVATION .............................................................................................................. 4 1.2 GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................. 5 1.3 RIGHTS OF WAY AND ACCESS ISSUES .............................................................................................. 5 1.4 MAPS AND NAVIGATION .................................................................................................................. 5 1.5 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS .............................................................................................................. 5 1.6 FOREIGN HAMS IN CANARY ISLANDS ............................................................................................... 5 1.7 AWARDS........................................................................................................................................ 6 1.8 DISCLAIMER................................................................................................................................... 6

2 SUMMIT REFERENCE DATA .......................................................................................... 7

2.1 REGION REFERENCE -TENERIFE ISLAND ......................................................................................... 7 2.1.1 Regional notes ..................................................................................................................... 7 2.1.2 Table of summits .................................................................................................................. 7

2.2 REGION REFERENCE - GRAN CANARIA ISLAND ................................................................................ 8 2.2.1 Regional notes ..................................................................................................................... 8 2.2.2 Table of summits .................................................................................................................. 8

2.3 REGION REFERENCE - LA PALMA ISLAND ...................................................................................... 9 2.3.1 Regional notes .....................................................................................................................9 2.3.2 Table of summits ..................................................................................................................9

2.4 REGION REFERENCE - GOMERA ISLAND ......................................................................................…10 2.4.1 Regional notes .....................................................................................................................10 2.4.2 Table of summits .................................................................................................................10

2.5 REGION REFERENCE - EL HIERRO ISLAND..................................................................................... 10 2.5.1 Regional notes .................................................................................................................... 10 2.5.2 Table of summits ................................................................................................................. 10

2.6 REGION REFERENCE - FUERTEVENTURA ISLAND ............................................................................ 11 2.6.1 Regional notes .................................................................................................................... 11 2.6.2 Table of summits ................................................................................................................. 11

2.7 REGION REFERENCE - LANZAROTE ISLAND..................................................................................... 12 2.7.1 Regional notes ................................................................................................................... 12 2.7.2 Table of summits ................................................................................................................ 12


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Change Control

Date Version Details

01-Sep-10 1.0 First formal issue of this document

01-Aug-15 1.1 Latitude and longitude changed for EA8/TF-001, EA8/TF-002, EA8/GC-001, EA8/LP-001, EA8/LP-002, EA8/LP-003, EA8/GO-001, EA8/HI-001, EA8/FU-001, EA8/FU-002, FU-003, EA8/FU-004, EA8/FU-005, EA8/LA-001, EA8/LA-002, EA8/LA-003, EA8/LA-004, EA8/LA-005, EA8/LA-006, EA8/LA-007, EA8/LA-008, EA8/LA-009, EA8/LA-010, and EA8/LA-011 in accordance with the Spanish 5-m LIDAR data set.

01-Aug-15 1.1 Minuses added to longitudes of all summits in accordance with the Spanish 5-m LIDAR data set.

01-Aug-15 1.1 Height changed in meters only for EA8/TF-002 in accordance with the Spanish 5-m LIDAR data set.

01-Aug-15 1.1 Prominence changed for EA8/TF-002, EA8/GC-001, EA8/LP-001, EA8/LP-002, EA8/LP-003, EA8/GO-001, EA8/HI-001, EA8/FU-001, EA8/FU-002, EA8/FU-003, EA8/FU-004, EA8/FU-005, EA8/LA-001, EA8/LA-002, EA8/LA-003, EA8/LA-004, EA8/LA-005, EA8/LA-006, EA8/LA-007, EA8/LA-008, EA8/LA-009, EA8/LA-010, and EA8/LA-011 in accordance with the Spanish 5-m LIDAR data set.

01-Aug-15 1.1 Height changed for EA8/GC-001, EA8/LP-001, EA8/LP-002, EA8/LP-003, EA8/GO-001, EA8/HI-001, EA8/FU-001, EA8/FU-002, EA8/FU-003, EA8/FU-004, EA8/FU-005, EA8/LA-001, EA8/LA-002, EA8/LA-005 and EA8/LA-007 in accordance with the Spanish 5-m LIDAR data set.

01-Aug-15 1.1 EA8/GC regional notes updated due to height change of EA8/GC-001.

01-Aug-15 1.1 EA8/GO regional notes updated due to height change of EA8/GO-001.

01-Aug-15 1.1 EA8/HI regional notes updated due to height change of EA8/HI-001.

01-Aug-15 1.1 Height changed in feet only for EA8/LA-006 and EA8/LA-009 in accordance with the Spanish 5-m LIDAR data set.

01-Aug-15 1.1 EA8/LA regional notes updated due to height change of EA8/LA-001.

01-Aug-15 1.1 98 new summits added that have all been found to have a prominence of 150m or more using the Spanish 5-m LIDAR data set. All will be valid from 1st August 2015. New summit are EA8/TF-003 to EA8/TF-019, EA8/GC-002 to EA8/GC-027, EA8/LP-004, EA8/GO-002, EA8/FU-006 to EA8/FU-042 and EA8/LA-012 to EA8/LA-027.

01-Aug-15 1.1 Punctuation corrected on EA8/TF regional notes.

01-Aug-15 1.1 New Canary Islands map added which is a higher definition than the previous map in this ARM.


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1 Association Reference Data

Association Canary Islands (EA8)

Commencement date 01 October 2010

Regions Tenerife Island (EA8/TF-xxx) Gran Canaria Island (EA8/GC-xxx) La Palma Island (EA8/LP-xxx) Gomera Island (EA8/GO-xxx) El Hierro Island (EA8/HI-xxx) Fuerteventura Island (EA8/FU-xxx) Lanzarote Island (EA8/LA-xxx)

Association parameters 1

Summit operation criteria Operation must be within 25m vertically of the summit

Band 1, score 1 point < 600 m a.s.l.

Band 2, score 2 points >=600 m a.s.l. <700 m. a.s.l.




Band 6, score 10 points >=1300 m. a.s.l.

Seasonal bonus Yes

Bonus rationale Winter period with highest probability of sub-zero temperatures and high winds.

Min. height for bonus 3 Points for activations >=1000m ASL

Bonus period dates 1 December to 15 March inclusive

Association sponsored awards None

Association Manager Luis Marrero EA8AY mailto:[email protected]

1.1 Programme derivation

Canary Islands SOTA is an extension of similar programmes already active in other countries. Much of the initial list of summits was based on the work of http://www.mendikat.net/modules.php?name=pais&pais=es#mapa

The summit database is unlikely to be complete. If you find a summit which you'd like to add to SOTA-EA8, or you find a mistake in this ARM please contact the Association Manager. Activators are asked to submit details of proposed additional summits to the Association Manager. Summits cannot be counted for points until a reference number has been allocated by the Association Manager.

mailto:[email protected]

http://www.mendikat.net/modules.php?name=pais&pais=es#mapa


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1.2 General information

Regions are based on macroregions of physico-geographical regionalization of Canary Islands in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canary_Islands

To qualify for a summit it has to meet the following requirements: The summit must be listed in the Hiking Map 1:50 000 with a corresponding Name The summit must be elevated at least 150 m from it’s surroundings In the case of doubt the Management Team will decide whether the Summit will be added to the list

The summit database does not claim to be complete and can only be changed by the acceptance of the Management Team. Summits cannot be counted for points until a launch date and reference number has been allocated by the Association Manager and approved

by the SOTA Management Team.

1.3 Rights of way and access issues

Footpaths in Canary Islands are usually well marked. Anyhow you should take a good map of the region where you want to hike plus GPS and/or compass if you have one. Never hike without a map, always follow the footpath. We (the Association team) don't know anything about summits which are private property. If you find one, you'll need owner's permission before attempting activation.

1.4 Maps and navigation

The easiest way to obtain a map is to buy one in the city or village which is closest to the summit. We are sure that you will be able to obtain one in almost every shop or kiosk.

1.5 Safety considerations

Before hiking always ask for weather forecast or check it i.e. on http://www.aemet.es/es/eltiempo/prediccion/comunidades?k=coo&w=&o=pais Please remember, that weather in the mountains can change rapidly and you should be always prepared both for snow, rain, strong wind or intensive sun, especially over 1500 meters a.s.l.

In case of emergency you should call using phone number 112.

1.6 Foreign Hams in the Canary Islands

Holders of CEPT Licenses are authorised to transmit according to their licenses and IARU Region I Bandplan. You should have a copy of your license with you.

You should prefix your callsign with “EA8/” (EA8 is the main prefix in Canary Islands). Then you can add “/QRP”, “/P”, “/M”.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canary_Islands

http://www.aemet.es/es/eltiempo/prediccion/comunidades?k=coo&w=&o=pais


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1.7 Awards

There are no Association-specific awards at the moment.

1.8 Disclaimer

Hiking, hill-walking and rock-climbing are potentially dangerous activities. The SOTA Management Team and their associates assume no responsibility for accidents. Each participant does so at his or her own risk, and must decide, on the basis of their own ability, whether an objective is achievable. The listing of a summit in the reference does not mean that it is easy to reach, and it is always worth seeking local advice for all but the simplest of expeditions.


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2 Summit Reference Data

2.1 Region Reference--Tenerife Island


Region Tenerife Island (EA8/TF-xxx)

Region manager Refer to Association Manager

2.1.1 Regional notes

Tenerife is the biggest island in the Canaries, and El Teide, (a volcano, 3715 m a.s.l. is the highest peak in Canary Islands, and the highest peak in Spain. El Teide is in a National Park called “Teide National Park”. http://www.mendikat.net/monte.php?numero=208es

2.1.2 Table of summits

Ref. Summit Name Alt

(m) Alt (ft)

Longitude Latitude Valid From (DD/MM/YYYY)

Valid To (DD/MM/YYYY)

Score Prominence (m)

Keyword

EA8/TF-001 El Teide 3715 12188 -16.6423 28.2728 01/10/2010 10 3715 Tenerife

EA8/TF-002 Guajara 2717 8907 -16.6118 28.2169 01/10/2010 10 507 Tenerife

EA8/TF-003 Roque de la Grieta 2575 8448 -16.5866 28.2276 01/08/2015 10 201 Tenerife

EA8/TF-004 El Sombrero 2532 8307 -16.6670 28.2072 01/08/2015 10 156 Tenerife

EA8/TF-005 Montaña del Cedro 2265 7431 -16.6987 28.2258 01/08/2015 10 186 Tenerife

EA8/TF-006

Colorados de Chinoia 2226 7303 -16.6920 28.2176 01/08/2015 10 153

Tenerife

EA8/TF-007 Cruz de Gala 1343 4406 -16.8238 28.3109 01/08/2015 10 232 Tenerife

EA8/TF-008 Taborno 1020 3346 -16.2686 28.5370 01/08/2015 8 425 Tenerife

EA8/TF-009 Baracán 1003 3291 -16.8628 28.3349 01/08/2015 8 190 Tenerife

EA8/TF-010 Roque del Conde 1001 3284 -16.6984 28.1043 01/08/2015 8 242 Tenerife

EA8/TF-011 Paso 934 3064 -16.2266 28.5418 01/08/2015 6 160 Tenerife

EA8/TF-012 Chinobre 910 2986 -16.1752 28.5587 01/08/2015 6 232 Tenerife

EA8/TF-013

Montaña de la Atalaya 778 2546 -16.3389 28.5008 01/08/2015 4 150

Tenerife

EA8/TF-014 Roque de Jama 762 2553 -16.6430 28.0886 01/08/2015 4 158 Tenerife

EA8/TF-015 Roque Chiguel 692 2270 -16.2168 28.5171 01/08/2015 2 155 Tenerife

EA8/TF-016 Guaza 428 1404 -16.6909 28.0513 01/08/2015 1 275 Tenerife

EA8/TF-017 Montaña de Taco 319 1047 -16.8360 28.3731 01/08/2015 1 161 Tenerife

EA8/TF-018 Güímar 278 912 -16.3774 28.3137 01/08/2015 1 160 Tenerife

EA8/TF-019 Rojar 173 568 -16.5489 28.0271 01/08/2015 1 157 Tenerife

http://www.mendikat.net/monte.php?numero=208es


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2.2 Region Reference – Gran Canaria Island


Region Gran Canaria Island (EA8/GC-xxx)



Gran Canaria, Pico de Las Nieves, 1956 m a.s.l. is the highest peak in the island. http://www.mendikat.net/monte.php?numero=314es



(m) Alt (ft)




Keyword

EA8/GC-001 Pico de Las Nieves 1956 6417 -15.5717 27.9623 01/10/2010 10 1951 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-002 Roque Nublo 1803 5915 -15.6126 27.9708 01/08/2015 10 222 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-003 Moriscos 1773 5817 -15.6137 28.0187 01/08/2015 10 264 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-004 Sándara 1576 5171 -15.6925 27.9495 01/08/2015 10 360 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-005 Morro de la Cruz Granda 1539 5049 -15.5969 27.9212 01/08/2015 10 294 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-006 Tamadaba 1444 4738 -15.6877 28.0495 01/08/2015 10 345 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-007 Inagua 1426 4678 -15.7467 27.9411 01/08/2015 10 199 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-008 Roque Ventaiga 1415 4642 -15.6418 27.9914 01/08/2015 10 264 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-009 Altavista 1370 4495 -15.7059 28.0101 01/08/2015 10 198 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-010 Morro de la Hierba Huerto 1314 4311 -15.6294 27.9026 01/08/2015 10 201 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-011 Montaña de Tauro 1219 3999 -15.6913 27.8958 01/08/2015 8 291 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-012 Amurga 1129 3704 -15.5494 27.8765 01/08/2015 8 375 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-013 Montaña de Hogarzales 1062 3484 -15.7962 27.9502 01/08/2015 8 495 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-014 Montaña Lobas 997 3271 -15.7808 27.9227 01/08/2015 6 218 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-015 Montaña del Lechugal 994 3261 -15.7704 27.9354 01/08/2015 6 315 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-016 Corral de los Molinos 932 3058 -15.7554 27.9128 01/08/2015 6 275 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-017 Mogarenes 891 2923 -15.7945 27.9119 01/08/2015 6 178 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-018

Lomo de la Mesa del Junquillo 869 2851 -15.6988 27.9846 01/08/2015 6 212

Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-019

Montaña de Aguas Sabinas 722 2369 -15.8212 27.9279 01/08/2015 4 171

Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-020 Pico de la Cogolla 684 2244 -15.5909 27.8348 01/08/2015 2 243 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-021 Punta de Tabaibales 663 2175 -15.7463 27.8724 01/08/2015 2 235 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-022 Roque Aguairo 542 1778 -15.4759 27.8840 01/08/2015 1 187 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-023 Carrizo 511 1677 -15.7932 28.0161 01/08/2015 1 199 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-024 Amagro 500 1640 -15.6754 28.1258 01/08/2015 1 291 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-025 Pico de Gáldar 433 1421 -15.6406 28.1517 01/08/2015 1 264 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-026 Montaña de Arucas 407 1335 -15.5232 28.1252 01/08/2015 1 157 Gran Canaria

EA8/GC-027 Montaña del Faro 249 817 -15.4266 28.1714 01/08/2015 1 245 Gran Canaria



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2.3 Region Reference – La Palma Island


Region La Palma Island (EA8/LP-xxx)


2.3.1 Regional notes La Palma is one of the Spanish Canary Islands, located in the Atlantic Ocean 200 kilometres west of the coast of Morocco. It is just 30 kilometres across at its widest point and less than 50 kilometres long. http://www.mendikat.net/monte.php?numero=233es


Ref. Summit Name Alt (m)

Alt (ft)




Keyword

EA8/LP-001 Roque de Los Muchachos 2428 7966 -17.8848 28.7543 01/10/2010 10 2428 La Palma

EA8/LP-002 Deseadas 1947 6388 -17.8372 28.5693 01/10/2010 10 568 La Palma

EA8/LP-003 Pico Bejenado 1852 6076 -17.8768 28.6925 01/10/2010 10 543 La Palma

EA8/LP-004 Punta de los Roques 2091 6860 -17.8453 28.7054 01/08/2015 10 180 La Palma



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2.4 Region Reference – Gomera Island


Region Gomera Island (EA8/GO-xxx)


2.4.1 Regional notes The island is of volcanic origin and roughly circular; it is about 22 km (15 miles) in diameter and rises to 1484 m (nearly 5000 feet) at the island's highest peak, Garajonay. Its shape is rather like an orange that has been cut in half and then split into segments, which has left deep ravines or barrancos between them. These barrancos, in turn, are covered by the laurisilva - or laurel rain forest.


2.4.2Table of summits

Ref. Summit Name

Alt (m)

Alt (ft)




Keyword

EA8/GO-001 Garajonay 1484 4869 -17.2483 28.1098 01/10/2010 10 1484 Gomera

EA8/GO-002 Enchereda 1063 3488 -17.1796 28.1439 01/08/2015 8 188 Gomera

2.5 Region Reference – El Hierro Island


Region El Hierro Island (EA8/HI-xxx)


2.5.1 Regional notes Like the rest of the chain, the island is sharply mountainous. It has an area of 278 km². The highest point is situated in the middle of the island, in Malpaso, 1502 meters high. http://www.mendikat.net/monte.php?numero=216es


Ref. Summit Name Alt (m) Alt (ft) Longitude Latitude Valid From (DD/MM/YYYY) Valid To (DD/MM/YYYY) Score Keyword

EA8/HI-001 Malpaso 1502 4928 -18.0404 27.7293 01/10/2010 10 Hierro

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laurisilva




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2.6 Region Reference – Fuerteventura Island


Region Fuerteventura Island (EA8/FU-xxx)


2.6.1 Regional notes Fuerteventura is the oldest island in the Canary Islands dating back 20 million years to a volcanic eruption from the Canary Hotspot. The majority of the island was created about 5 million years ago and since then has been eroded by wind and weather. http://www.mendikat.net/monte.php?numero=279es


Ref. Summit Name Alt (m)

Alt (ft)




Keyword

EA8/FU-001 Pico de la Zarza 812 2664 -14.3555 28.1019 01/10/2010 4 812 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-002 Atalaya 724 2375 -14.0792 28.4131 01/10/2010 4 661 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-003 Aceitunal 687 2254 -13.9584 28.5471 01/10/2010 2 322 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-004 Fraile 686 2251 -14.3939 28.0902 01/10/2010 2 332 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-005 Tindaya 400 1312 -13.9766 28.5964 01/10/2010 1 215 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-006 Gran Montaña 710 2329 -14.0627 28.3755 01/08/2015 4 233 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-007 Cardón 694 2277 -14.1581 28.2570 01/08/2015 2 353 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-008 Montaña de la Muda 689 2260 -13.9592 28.5720 01/08/2015 2 423 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-009 Morro del Jorao 632 2073 -14.3340 28.1172 01/08/2015 2 168 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-010 Cuchilos 627 2057 -13.9665 28.5135 01/08/2015 2 194 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-011 Montaña del Melindraga 621 2037 -14.1404 28.2905 01/08/2015 2 248 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-012 Carbón 608 1995 -14.0773 28.3333 01/08/2015 2 231 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-013 Rosa del Taro 596 1955 -13.9454 28.4543 01/08/2015 1 298 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-014

Morro del Medio de la Caldera 563 1847 -14.0649 28.3454 01/08/2015 1 184

Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-015 Morro de las Tinajas 547 1795 -13.9716 28.4697 01/08/2015 1 232 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-016 Montaña del Ecanfraga 534 1752 -13.8889 28.6202 01/08/2015 1 312 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-017 Montaña de Enmedio 532 1745 -13.9511 28.5841 01/08/2015 1 188 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-018 Morro Tabaiba 529 1736 -13.9441 28.5917 01/08/2015 1 196 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-019 Morro de la Burra 529 1736 -14.3236 28.1273 01/08/2015 1 175 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-020 Agudo 497 1631 -13.9394 28.3562 01/08/2015 1 341 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-021 Caracol 467 1532 -14.0936 28.2224 01/08/2015 1 385 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-022 Vigán 464 1522 -13.9572 28.2542 01/08/2015 1 354 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-023 Gairia 463 1519 -14.0203 28.3601 01/08/2015 1 182 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-024 Montaña Areguia 451 1480 -14.1820 28.2460 01/08/2015 1 195 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-025 Montaña Aguda 447 1467 -14.4407 28.0947 01/08/2015 1 217 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-026 Atalaya Pozo Negro 439 1440 -13.9297 28.3109 01/08/2015 1 332 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-027 Caldera de Jacomar 437 1434 -13.9280 28.2851 01/08/2015 1 302 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-028 Morro de los Halcones 435 1427 -13.9678 28.3453 01/08/2015 1 270 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-029 Morro de la Cagada 424 1391 -14.3099 28.1376 01/08/2015 1 175 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-030 Murros Altos 424 1391 -13.9414 28.4005 01/08/2015 1 250 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-031 Montaña del Arena 421 1381 -13.9290 28.6338 01/08/2015 1 182 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-032 Mézquez 416 1365 -14.1363 28.3570 01/08/2015 1 215 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-033

Morro del Resbaladero Grande 413 1355 -14.1742 28.2326 01/08/2015 1 168

Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-034 Morro del Peñon 399 1309 -13.9510 28.2774 01/08/2015 1 244 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-035 Risco de los Colinos 371 1217 -14.0605 28.2249 01/08/2015 1 285 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-036 Montaña de Caima 354 1161 -13.8689 28.6252 01/08/2015 1 160 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-037 Montaña del Tirba 341 1119 -14.0907 28.2637 01/08/2015 1 185 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-038 Morro de la Cruzada 320 1050 -14.1343 28.2168 01/08/2015 1 211 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-039 Roja 314 1030 -13.8417 28.6370 01/08/2015 1 166 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-040 Cuchillo de la Lapa 304 997 -14.0420 28.2227 01/08/2015 1 184 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-041 Cuchillo de la Entallada 285 935 -13.9608 28.2304 01/08/2015 1 153 Fuerteventura

EA8/FU-042 Calderón Hondo 273 896 -13.9210 28.6987 01/08/2015 1 191 Fuerteventura



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2.7 Region Reference – Lanzarote Island


Region Lanzarote Island (EA8/LA-xxx)



The mountainous area of Lanzarote is called Timanfaya National Park. The tallest mountain is Peñas del Chache elevating 672m above sea level. The "Tunnel of Atlantis" is the largest submerged volcanic tunnel in the world. The island has a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve protected site status. http://www.mendikat.net/monte.php?numero=261es



(m) Alt (ft)



Score Prominence (m) Keyword

EA8/LA-001 Peñas del Chache 672 2205 -13.5206 29.1201 01/10/2010 2 672 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-002 Atalaya de Femes 611 2005 -13.7838 28.9188 01/10/2010 2 396 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-003 Corona 605 1985 -13.4838 29.1867 01/10/2010 2 241 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-004 Guardilama 603 1978 -13.7060 28.9628 01/10/2010 2 292 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-005 Montaña Blanca 595 1952 -13.6409 28.9783 01/10/2010 1 406 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-006 Hacha Grande 561 1841 -13.7818 28.8864 01/10/2010 1 234 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-007 Pico Redondo 553 1814 -13.7780 28.9028 01/10/2010 1 187 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-008 Guatisea 544 1785 -13.6307 28.9924 01/10/2010 1 233 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-009 Timanfaya 511 1677 -13.7449 28.9981 01/10/2010 1 161 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-010 Montaña Negra 509 1670 -13.6791 28.9949 01/10/2010 1 179 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-011 Señalo 507 1663 -13.7162 29.0031 01/10/2010 1 178 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-012 Helechos 581 1906 -13.5008 29.1704 01/08/2015 1 198 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-013 Montaña Tamia 549 1801 -13.6373 29.0358 01/08/2015 1 267 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-014 Montaña Tersa 503 1650 -13.6565 28.9761 01/08/2015 1 168 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-015 Caldera Blanca 458 1503 -13.7317 29.0344 01/08/2015 1 187 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-016

Montaña Tinache 452 1483 -13.6733 29.0515 01/08/2015 1 173

Lanzarote

EA8/LA-017 Monte Mina 435 1427 -13.5946 29.0017 01/08/2015 1 190 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-018 Teneza 368 1207 -13.7066 29.0669 01/08/2015 1 176 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-019

Montaña Tahiche 321 1053 -13.5363 29.0114 01/08/2015 1 174

Lanzarote

EA8/LA-020

Montaña Tinamala 319 1047 -13.4839 29.0603 01/08/2015 1 202

Lanzarote

EA8/LA-021 Sóo 293 961 -13.6139 29.1062 01/08/2015 1 188 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-022 Alegranza 293 961 -13.5232 29.3896 01/08/2015 1 293 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-023 Agujas Grandes 267 876 -13.5034 29.2524 01/08/2015 1 267 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-024 Montaña Clara 255 837 -13.5348 29.2988 01/08/2015 1 255 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-025 Montaña Lobos 225 738 -13.5039 29.3925 01/08/2015 1 150 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-026 Montaña Roja 196 643 -13.8577 28.8686 01/08/2015 1 157 Lanzarote

EA8/LA-027

Montaña Amarilla 174 571 -13.5385 29.2227 01/08/2015 1 158

Lanzarote

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timanfaya_National_Park

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tunnel_of_Atlantis

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNESCO

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNESCO

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biosphere_Reserve


Documents

Canary Islands (EA8)Summits on the Air – ARM for Canary Islands (EA8) Document S20.1 Issue 1.1 Page 4 of 12 1 Association Reference Data Association Canary Islands (EA8) Commencement