Description
It is a concentric calderiforme amphitheater with Taburiente depression of great hydrogeological repercussion. It is called COEBRA for having been D. Juan Coello and D. Telesforo Bravo the first to recognize its existence and its influence on the circulation of groundwater, since there are numerous springs with high flow. This structure is practically hidden in the subsoil, emerging in small extensions in the interior of the Caldera and in the ravine of the Water (San Andrés y Sauces), where the nascents of Marcos and Cordero arise.
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| Esri Rest API | Unknown | Open resource | |
| ArcGIS Hub Dataset | Unknown | Open resource | |
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| Shapefile | Unknown | Open resource |