Henares Basin
The Henares Basin is the hydrographic basin of the Henares River, which extends through part of the Community of Madrid and the province of Guadalajara, in Spain. It is part of the Tagus hydrographic basin. In the area defined by this basin are municipalities such as Alcalá de Henares, Nuevo Baztán, Santorcaz and Loeches. Some organizations have defined this basin as a region of a tourist nature, with most of its municipalities.
Flora and fauna
In this historic area, planted with orchards and cereals, we can see various waterfowl, white storks, bustards and kestrels, as well as partridges and quails.
The Riberas del Henares and Jarama and the Cañada Real Galiana are places of natural interest. The flora is mainly made up of poplars, poplars and willows, typical riverside vegetation.
Municipalities of the region
The region is made up of the following municipalities,[citation required] with the area in square kilometers, and its population in the year 2021:
Municipality Surface Population Total region 595.89 239 022 Winch 21,555 1359 Arganda of the King 79.65 56 386 Campo Real 61,75 6416 Corpa 25,91 742 Loeches 44,06 8860 The Saints of the Humous 34,89 2729 Improved Field 17,21 23 737 New Baztan 20.2 6630 Olmeda de las Fuentes 16,57 357 Pezuela de las Torres 41,44 927 Pozuelo del Rey 31 1190 Rivas-Vaciamadrid 67.38 92 925 Santorcaz 27,98 925 Torres de la Alameda 43,79 7729 Valverde de Alcalá 13.53 518 Velilla de San Antonio 14,35 12 543 Villalbilla 34,63 15 049