Axarquía

Axarquía is a region in the , Andalucia, . The coastal part of Axarquía is often known as the Costa del Sol Oriental. It is one of the sunniest places in mainland Spain, with an average of 320 sunny days a year.
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is a seaside resort on the , in the region of Andalucia of . It is one of the few resort towns on Costa del Sol that isn't dominated by large ugly concrete hotels.

is a town in the , . It is the capital of the Axarquía comarca and an important market town and supply centre for the region.

is a city of 16,000 people in Malaga, . is the village with the best climate of Europe, according to a study done in 2008.

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is a mountain town in Andalucia, . A white Andalucian village only 5 miles inland, the village itself is a labyrinth of charming narrow whitewashed streets with old Andalucian houses.

is a town of 600 people northwest of the Axarquia, between the Tejeda and Almijara mountain ranges. enjoys a lush, natural environment where streams, Holm oak and Granados provide plenty of water giving rise to a rich vegetation.

is a town and seaside resort on the eastern , in the , . It belongs to the municipality of , the capital of the Axarquía comarca.

Axarquía

Latitude of center
36.8333° or 36° 50′ north
Longitude of center
-4.1667° or 4° 10′ west
Population
231,000
Wiki­data ID
Q791881
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