List of Sites of Community Importance in Navarre

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Last updated March 14, 2022

This is a list of Sites of Community Importance in Navarre .

ID	Name	Coordinates
ES0000122	Aritzakun-Urritzate-Gorramendi (official name: Aritzakun-Urritzate-Gorramendi) Other names: n/a	43°13′44″N1°25′46″W / 43.2288°N 1.4294°W / 43.2288; -1.4294 (Aritzakun-Urritzate-Gorramendi)
ES0000123	Larra-Aztaparreta (official name: Larra-Aztaparreta) Other names: n/a	42°56′21″N0°47′29″W / 42.9392°N 0.7914°W / 42.9392; -0.7914 (Larra-Aztaparreta)
ES0000124	Sierra de Illón y Foz de Burgui (official name: Sierra de Illón y Foz de Burgui) Other names: n/a	42°42′01″N1°05′02″W / 42.7003°N 1.084°W / 42.7003; -1.084 (Sierra de Illón y Foz de Burgui)
ES0000125	Sierra de Leire y Foz de Arbaiun (official name: Sierra de Leire y Foz de Arbaiun) Other names: n/a	42°39′13″N1°10′15″W / 42.6537°N 1.1709°W / 42.6537; -1.1709 (Sierra de Leire y Foz de Arbaiun)
ES0000126	Roncesvalles-Selva de Irati (official name: Roncesvalles-Selva de Irati) Other names: n/a	42°58′03″N1°03′36″W / 42.9676°N 1.0599°W / 42.9676; -1.0599 (Roncesvalles-Selva de Irati)
ES0000127	Peña Izaga (official name: Peña Izaga) Other names: n/a	42°42′25″N1°26′19″W / 42.7069°N 1.4386°W / 42.7069; -1.4386 (Peña Izaga)
ES0000128	Sierra de San Miguel (official name: Sierra de San Miguel) Other names: n/a	42°45′48″N0°55′46″W / 42.7633°N 0.9294°W / 42.7633; -0.9294 (Sierra de San Miguel)
ES0000129	Sierra de Artxuga, Zarikieta y Montes de Areta (official name: Sierra de Artxuga, Zarikieta y Montes de Areta) Other names: n/a	42°50′31″N1°19′54″W / 42.842°N 1.3317°W / 42.842; -1.3317
ES0000130	Sierra de Arrigorrieta y Peña Ezkaurre (official name: Sierra de Arrigorrieta y Peña Ezkaurre) Other names: n/a	42°49′50″N0°53′10″W / 42.8305°N 0.8859999999999999°W / 42.8305; -0.8859999999999999
ES0000132	Arabarko (official name: Arabarko) Other names: n/a	42°47′51″N1°03′13″W / 42.7975°N 1.0536°W / 42.7975; -1.0536 (Arabarko)
ES0000133	Laguna de Pitillas (official name: Laguna de Pitillas) Other names: n/a	42°24′55″N1°34′46″W / 42.4153°N 1.5794°W / 42.4153; -1.5794 (Laguna de Pitillas)
ES0000134	Embalse de las Cañas (official name: Embalse de las Cañas) Other names: n/a	42°29′06″N2°24′08″W / 42.4849°N 2.4023°W / 42.4849; -2.4023 (Embalse de las Cañas)
ES0000135	Estanca de los Dos Reinos (official name: Estanca de los Dos Reinos) Other names: n/a	42°19′48″N1°22′01″W / 42.3299°N 1.367°W / 42.3299; -1.367 (Estanca de los Dos Reinos)
ES2200009	Larrondo-Lakartxela (official name: Larrondo-Lakartxela) Other names: n/a	42°56′17″N0°53′09″W / 42.9381°N 0.8859°W / 42.9381; -0.8859 (Larrondo-Lakartxela)
ES2200010	Artikutza (official name: Artikutza) Other names: n/a	43°12′14″N1°47′36″W / 43.20399999999999°N 1.7934°W / 43.20399999999999; -1.7934 (Artikutza)
ES2200012	Río Salazar (official name: Río Salazar) Other names: n/a	42°39′24″N1°14′52″W / 42.6566°N 1.2477°W / 42.6566; -1.2477 (Río Salazar)
ES2200013	Río Areta (official name: Río Areta) Other names: n/a	42°43′35″N1°15′14″W / 42.7265°N 1.2538°W / 42.7265; -1.2538 (Río Areta)
ES2200014	Bidasoa (official name: Río Bidasoa) Other names: n/a	43°07′53″N1°38′31″W / 43.1314°N 1.6419°W / 43.1314; -1.6419 (Río Bidasoa)
ES2200015	Regata de Orabidea y turbera de Arxuri (official name: Regata de Orabidea y turbera de Arxuri) Other names: n/a	43°14′49″N1°31′55″W / 43.2469°N 1.5319999999999998°W / 43.2469; -1.5319999999999998
ES2200017	Señorío de Bértiz (official name: Señorío de Bértiz) Other names: n/a	43°10′52″N1°35′26″W / 43.1811°N 1.5905°W / 43.1811; -1.5905 (Señorío de Bértiz)
ES2200018	Belate (official name: Belate) Other names: n/a	43°03′42″N1°40′08″W / 43.0617°N 1.6689°W / 43.0617; -1.6689 (Belate)
ES2200019	Monte Alduide (official name: Monte Alduide) Other names: n/a	43°01′51″N1°27′22″W / 43.0307°N 1.4561°W / 43.0307; -1.4561 (Monte Alduide)
ES2200020	Aralar Range (official name: Sierra de Aralar) Other names: n/a	42°57′27″N1°54′43″W / 42.9576°N 1.9119°W / 42.9576; -1.9119 (Sierra de Aralar)
ES2200021	Urbasa y Andia (official name: Urbasa y Andia) Other names: n/a	42°50′27″N2°04′44″W / 42.8409°N 2.079°W / 42.8409; -2.079 (Urbasa y Andia)
ES2200022	Sierra de Lokiz (official name: Sierra de Lokiz) Other names: n/a	42°43′32″N2°11′46″W / 42.7255°N 2.1962°W / 42.7255; -2.1962 (Sierra de Lokiz)
ES2200023	Río Baztan y Regata Artesiaga (official name: Río Baztan y Regata Artesiaga) Other names: n/a	43°08′30″N1°35′16″W / 43.1417°N 1.5879°W / 43.1417; -1.5879 (Río Baztan y Regata Artesiaga)
ES2200024	Ríos Ega-Urederra (official name: Ríos Ega-Urederra) Other names: n/a	42°39′01″N2°10′29″W / 42.6504°N 2.1746°W / 42.6504; -2.1746 (Ríos Ega-Urederra)
ES2200025	Sistema fluvial de los ríos Irati, Urrobi y Erro (official name: Sistema fluvial de los ríos Irati, Urrobi y Erro) Other names: n/a	42°44′38″N1°22′12″W / 42.7438°N 1.3701°W / 42.7438; -1.3701
ES2200026	Sierra de Ugarra (official name: Sierra de Ugarra) Other names: n/a	42°44′09″N1°11′33″W / 42.7357°N 1.1924°W / 42.7357; -1.1924 (Sierra de Ugarra)
ES2200027	Ríos Eska y Biniés (official name: Ríos Eska y Biniés) Other names: n/a	42°55′27″N0°51′54″W / 42.9241°N 0.8651°W / 42.9241; -0.8651 (Ríos Eska y Biniés)
ES2200029	Sierra de Codés (official name: Sierra de Codés) Other names: n/a	42°37′54″N2°18′49″W / 42.6316°N 2.3135°W / 42.6316; -2.3135 (Sierra de Codés)
ES2200030	Tramo medio del río Aragón (official name: Tramo medio del río Aragón) Other names: n/a	42°32′31″N1°20′34″W / 42.542°N 1.3428°W / 42.542; -1.3428 (Tramo medio del río Aragón)
ES2200031	Yesos de la Ribera Estellesa (official name: Yesos de la Ribera Estellesa) Other names: n/a	42°25′26″N1°52′42″W / 42.4239°N 1.8784°W / 42.4239; -1.8784 (Yesos de la Ribera Estellesa)
ES2200032	Montes de la Valdorba (official name: Montes de la Valdorba) Other names: n/a	42°33′48″N1°33′42″W / 42.5634°N 1.5618°W / 42.5634; -1.5618 (Montes de la Valdorba)
ES2200033	Laguna del Juncal (official name: Laguna del Juncal) Other names: n/a	42°30′58″N1°42′40″W / 42.51600000000001°N 1.7112°W / 42.51600000000001; -1.7112 (Laguna del Juncal)
ES2200035	Tramos Bajos del Aragón y del Arga (official name: Tramos Bajos del Aragón y del Arga) Other names: n/a	42°19′00″N1°43′24″W / 42.3166°N 1.7234°W / 42.3166; -1.7234
ES2200037	Bardenas Reales (official name: Bardenas Reales) Other names: n/a	42°09′55″N1°28′29″W / 42.1653°N 1.4747°W / 42.1653; -1.4747 (Bardenas Reales)
ES2200039	Badina Escudera (official name: Badina Escudera) Other names: n/a	42°15′58″N1°42′08″W / 42.2662°N 1.7023°W / 42.2662; -1.7023 (Badina Escudera)
ES2200040	Río Ebro (official name: Río Ebro) Other names: n/a	42°05′21″N1°36′13″W / 42.0891°N 1.6036°W / 42.0891; -1.6036 (Río Ebro)
ES2200041	Balsa del Pulguer (official name: Balsa del Pulguer) Other names: n/a	42°03′21″N1°42′34″W / 42.0558°N 1.7094°W / 42.0558; -1.7094 (Balsa del Pulguer)
ES2200042	Peñadil, Montecillo y Monterrey (official name: Peñadil, Montecillo y Monterrey) Other names: n/a	41°57′31″N1°36′26″W / 41.9586°N 1.6073°W / 41.9586; -1.6073 (Peñadil, Montecillo y Monterrey)
ES2200043	Robledales de Ultzama y Basaburua (official name: Robledales de Ultzama y Basaburua) Other names: n/a	42°59′30″N1°41′26″W / 42.9917°N 1.6906°W / 42.9917; -1.6906 (Robledales de Ultzama y Basaburua)

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