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Family APODIDAE, swifts

White-rumped Swift, Apus caffer

This swift is mostly an African species, discovered in Europe in 1965. Since that time its small Iberian population is slowly increasing, and can currently be estimated at 50-100 breeding pairs (EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds).

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Andalucia

100

C

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Family ALCEDINIDAE, kingfishers 

Kingfisher, Alcedo atthis

wpe2A.jpg (30175 bytes) This bird inhabits rivers, small streams, ponds, lakes and reservoirs in a major part of Europe, northern Africa and Asia. All populations are strongly subjected to fluctuations according to climatic condition prevailing during the breeding season and the winter period as well. Nevertheless this species is threatened on the long-term by transformation and pollution of its habitats. The population can be estimated at 20000-50000 breeding pairs (EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds).

o

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Donegal

20

100

C

East (IRE)

300

500

C

Mid West

200

300

C

Midlands

10

50

C

North East

20

100

C

North West

300

500

C

South East

300

500

C

South West

200

300

C

West

300

500

C

East Anglia

200

1000

C

East Midlands (GB)

200

1000

C

North (GB)

200

1000

C

North West (GB)

200

1000

C

Northern Ireland

200

500

C

Scotland

200

1000

C

South East (GB)

400

1000

C

South West (GB)

400

1000

C

Wales

200

1000

C

West Midlands (GB)

200

1000

C

Yorkshire and Humberside

200

1000

C

Danmark

100

200

C

Nederland

125

250

C

Bruxelles-Brussel

5

7

C

Région Wallonne

100

180

C

Vlaams Gewest

100

180

C

Luxembourg

60

100

C

Baden-Württemberg

190

300

C

Bayern

150

500

C

Berlin

10

C

Brandenburg

350

400

C

Bremen

1

5

C

Hamburg

8

10

C

Hessen

50

C

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

350

400

C

Niedersachsen

500

C

Nordrhein-Westfalen

400

C

Rheinland-Pfaltz

100

200

C

Saarland

50

C

Sachsen

200

300

C

Sachsen-Anhalt

50

C

Schleswig-Holstein

100

C

Thüringen

50

C

Alsace

50

100

C

Aquitaine

500

C

Auvergne

250

500

C

Basse-Normandie

350

C

Bourgogne

350

700

C

Bretagne

430

860

C

Centre

320

640

C

Champagne-Ardennes

250

500

C

Corse

1

10

Franche-Comté

210

420

C

Haute-Normandie

150

C

Ile de France

80

160

C

Languedoc-Roussillon

210

420

C

Limousin

180

360

C

Lorraine

230

460

C

Midi-Pyrénées

280

560

C

Nord-Pas-de-Calais

110

220

C

Pays de la Loire

260

520

C

Picardie

240

480

C

Poitou-Charente

340

680

C

Provence/Alpes-Côte d'Azur

120

240

C

Rhône-Alpes

270

540

C

Abruzzi

300

600

C

Basilicata

300

600

C

Calabria

300

600

C

Campania

300

600

C

Emilia Romagna

300

600

C

Friuli-Venezia Giulia

300

600

C

Lazio

300

600

C

Liguria

300

600

C

Lombardia

300

600

C

Marche

300

600

C

Molise

300

600

C

Piemonte

300

600

C

Puglia

300

600

C

Sardegna

0

5

C

Sicilia

2

3

C

Toscana

300

600

C

Trentino-Alto Adige

300

600

C

Umbria

300

600

C

Veneto

300

600

C

Andalucia

1000

1500

C

Aragon

800

1000

C

Asturias

150

250

C

Cantabria

100

150

C

Castilla la Mancha

1000

1500

C

Castilla y Leon

1000

1200

C

Cataluña

200

500

C

Comunidad Valenciana

300

500

C

Extremadura

500

1000

C

Galicia

400

600

C

Madrid

250

350

C

Murcia

200

300

C

Navarra

200

500

C

Pais Vasco

100

200

C

Rioja

50

100

C

Alentejo

350

3500

C

Algarve

150

1500

C

Centro

250

2500

C

Lisboa e Vale do Tejo

200

2000

C

Norte

200

2000

C

Anatoliki Makedonia, Thraki

50

100

C

Dytiki Ellada

10

50

C

Dytiki Makedonia

25

100

C

Ionia nisia

0

20

C

Ipeiros

25

100

C

Kentriki Makedonia

50

100

C

Peloponnisos

10

50

C

Sterea Ellada

10

25

C

Thessalia

10

50

C

Voreio Aigaio

50

100

C

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Family CORACIIDAE, rollers

Roller, Coracias garrulus

wpe2B.jpg (26227 bytes) This bird is breeding in north-western Africa, south and eastern Europe and western Asia, reaching Pakistan and Mongolia in the east. It winters in sub-Saharan Africa. The population of the European Union has undergone a strong decrease in numbers and a contraction of its distribution since the end of last century. Currently it is estimated at 5000-12000 breeding pairs. Since 1991 it has become extinct in Germany. The principal reasons of this decline are habitat degradation, agricultural intensification and increasing use of pesticides. In some countries the species is also persecuted (Tucker & Heath).

o

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Brandenburg

0

5

C

Sachsen-Anhalt

0

1

C

Languedoc-Roussillon

200

300

C

Provence/Alpes-Côte d'Azur

200

300

C

Basilicata

10

30

C

Calabria

10

30

C

Campania

0

1

C

Lazio

10

30

C

Liguria

0

1

C

Lombardia

0

1

C

Molise

10

30

C

Puglia

10

30

C

Sardegna

10

30

C

Sicilia

200

C

Toscana

10

30

C

Umbria

0

1

C

Andalucia

300

1000

C

Aragon

100

500

C

Asturias

1

10

C

Castilla la Mancha

200

800

C

Castilla y Leon

150

750

C

Cataluña

80

400

C

Comunidad Valenciana

2

3

C

Extremadura

300

1000

C

Galicia

1

10

C

Madrid

30

150

C

Murcia

20

100

C

Navarra

1

C

Rioja

10

20

C

Alentejo

70

350

C

Algarve

0

10

C

Centro

5

25

C

Lisboa e Vale do Tejo

10

100

C

Norte

10

30

Anatoliki Makedonia, Thraki

100

C

Dytiki Ellada

0

20

C

Dytiki Makedonia

50

C

Ipeiros

25

C

Kentriki Makedonia

100

200

C

Notio Aigaio

20

50

C

Peloponnisos

0

20

C

Thessalia

50

C

Voreio Aigaio

20

50

C

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Family PICIDAE, woodpeckers

Three-toed Woodpecker, Picoides tridactylus

wpe2C.jpg (24717 bytes) This woodpecker is mainly a taiga bird with a wide distribution in the boreal regions of northern Eurasia and North America. It has also isolated populations in the mountain forests of central and south-eastern Europe. It inhabits mainly coniferous forests but also mixed forests and birch forest (Betula). Following in-depth changes of forestry practices, this species has undergone a strong decrease. Currently its populations seem stable, however. The population of the European Union (12 Member States) amounts to only a few dozen breeding pairs and remains marginal, compared to the total European population which is estimated at 56000 pairs, the Russian populations not included (EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds).

o

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Baden-Württemberg

2

5

C

Bayern

450

700

C

Rhône-Alpes

50

100

C

Friuli-Venezia Giulia

15

35

C

Trentino-Alto Adige

15

35

C

Veneto

15

35

C

Anatoliki Makedonia, Thraki

10

C

Thessalia

0

10

C

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Grey-headed Woodpecker, Picus canus

wpe2D.jpg (26101 bytes) This woodpecker has a wide distribution in boreal and temperate regions of Eurasia, from France to Japan. It inhabits mainly deciduous forests, quite open mixed forests and mountain forests, but also city parks, orchards and gardens. The population of the European Union is estimated at 20000-25000 breeding pairs. In many regions it has declined following intensification of forestry (EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds).

o

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Région Wallonne

8

10

C

Luxembourg

25

50

C

Baden-Württemberg

1000

2000

C

Bayern

1000

5000

C

Brandenburg

10

100

Hessen

500

1000

C

Niedersachsen

2000

C

Nordrhein-Westfalen

100

500

C

Rheinland-Pfaltz

50

200

C

Saarland

1

5

C

Sachsen

50

200

C

Sachsen-Anhalt

20

100

C

Thüringen

50

150

C

Alsace

380

760

C

Auvergne

440

880

C

Basse-Normandie

60

120

C

Bourgogne

100

500

Bretagne

460

920

C

Centre

580

1160

C

Champagne-Ardennes

260

520

C

Franche-Comté

300

600

C

Haute-Normandie

10

100

Ile de France

140

280

C

Limousin

200

400

C

Lorraine

500

1000

C

Midi-Pyrénées

20

40

C

Pays de la Loire

300

600

C

Picardie

20

40

C

Poitou-Charente

10

50

Provence/Alpes-Côte d'Azur

20

40

C

Rhône-Alpes

10

100

Friuli-Venezia Giulia

125

290

C

Lombardia

25

C

Trentino-Alto Adige

125

290

C

Veneto

125

290

C

Anatoliki Makedonia, Thraki

25

50

C

Dytiki Makedonia

50

C

Ipeiros

25

C

Kentriki Makedonia

25

50

C

Sterea Ellada

10

C

Thessalia

10

C

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White-backed Woodpecker, Dendrocopos leucotos

wpe2E.jpg (24756 bytes) This woodpecker has a wide distribution in deciduous forests of the temperate and southern boreal regions of Eurasia, from the Pyrenees to China and Japan. Being strongly dependent on dead or dying trees, its distribution has considerably contracted in Europe following introduction of modern forestry methods. The strongly fragmented population of the European Union is estimated at 1100-2300 breeding pairs, and is still decreasing (EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds).

o

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Bayern

100

300

C

Aquitaine

20

80

C

Midi-Pyrénées

10

20

C

Abruzzi

35

350

C

Lazio

1

10

Molise

35

350

C

Puglia

35

350

C

Aragon

10

20

C

Navarra

20

40

C

Anatoliki Makedonia, Thraki

100

C

Dytiki Ellada

5

C

Dytiki Makedonia

150

C

Ipeiros

150

C

Kentriki Makedonia

100

C

Peloponnisos

25

C

Sterea Ellada

50

C

Thessalia

200

C

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Great Spotted Woodpecker, Dendrocopos major

Two races inhabiting the Canary islands of this widespread woodpecker are included in Annex I. The race canariensis, endemic to Tenerife, is estimated at about 100 breeding pairs; the race thanneri, endemic to Gran Canaria, at maximum 250 breeding pairs. Both are strictly dependent on native pine (Pinus canariensis) forests and are vulnerable (Atlas de las Aves de España).

D. major canariensis

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Canarias

100

 C

o

D. major thanneri

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Canarias

200

250

C

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Middle Spotted Woodpecker, Dendrocopos medius

wpe2F.jpg (27241 bytes) This woodpecker inhabits deciduous forest in temperate, boreal and Mediterranean regions of Europe and the Near East, from northern Spain and Sweden to Iran. Being dependent on old grown oak (Quercus) forests, its numbers has been drastically reduced throughout Europe, and the species has become extinct in many regions. The population of the European Union is currently estimated at 22000 breeding pairs (EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds).

o

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Région Wallonne

400

800

C

Luxembourg

80

120

C

Baden-Württemberg

1500

C

Bayern

400

4000

C

Berlin

10

30

C

Brandenburg

20

50

C

Hamburg

2

3

C

Hessen

10

50

C

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

100

400

C

Niedersachsen

500

2000

C

Nordrhein-Westfalen

50

500

C

Rheinland-Pfaltz

130

C

Saarland

4

10

C

Sachsen

10

40

C

Sachsen-Anhalt

35

170

C

Schleswig-Holstein

50

C

Thüringen

10

60

C

Alsace

60

300

C

Aquitaine

10

100

Auvergne

80

400

C

Basse-Normandie

60

300

C

Bourgogne

60

300

C

Bretagne

90

450

C

Centre

60

300

C

Champagne-Ardennes

70

350

C

Franche-Comté

25

125

C

Haute-Normandie

20

100

C

Ile de France

25

125

C

Languedoc-Roussillon

10

50

C

Limousin

90

450

C

Lorraine

100

500

C

Midi-Pyrénées

90

450

C

Pays de la Loire

40

200

C

Picardie

20

100

C

Poitou-Charente

10

50

C

Rhône-Alpes

10

50

C

Abruzzi

40

80

C

Basilicata

40

80

C

Calabria

40

80

C

Campania

5

10

C

Molise

40

80

C

Puglia

40

80

C

Aragon

20

40

C

Asturias

60

150

C

Cantabria

60

150

C

Castilla y Leon

60

150

C

Navarra

0

5

C

Anatoliki Makedonia, Thraki

200

C

Dytiki Ellada

30

100

C

Dytiki Makedonia

25

C

Ionia nisia

5

C

Ipeiros

50

C

Kentriki Makedonia

200

C

Peloponnisos

50

100

C

Sterea Ellada

25

C

Thessalia

50

C

Voreio Aigaio

50

200

C

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Syrian Woodpecker, Dendrocopos syriacus

wpe30.jpg (24716 bytes) This woodpecker inhabits oak (Quercus) forests and a variety of open habitats in the Near East, from Turkey to the Caucasus and Iran. Since the end of last century, it is colonising the Balkan Peninsula and Central Europe. Since the 1970’s isolated observations have been made in southern and eastern Germany, but its progression seems currently to be slower or even halted. The population of the European Union (12 Member States) is limited to Greece, and can be estimated at 10000-25000 breeding pairs (Handrinos & Akriotis).

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Black Woodpecker, Dryocopus martius

wpe31.jpg (27820 bytes) This large woodpecker has a wide distribution in deciduous, mixed and coniferous forests of Eurasia, from Spain and Scandinavia to China and Kamchatka. During the twentieth century it has extended its breeding area to western France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Denmark. This expansion is probably linked to the fact that the extensive conifer plantations in these areas have become mature. Elsewhere populations seem to be quite stable, and the total population of the European Union (12 Member States) is currently estimated at 90000-100000 breeding pairs (EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds).

o

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Danmark

133

163

C

Nederland

2300

2900

C

Bruxelles-Brussel

3

5

C

Région Wallonne

300

500

C

Vlaams Gewest

490

590

C

Luxembourg

60

C

Baden-Württemberg

1000

C

Bayern

2000

2500

C

Berlin

3

10

C

Brandenburg

100

300

C

Hamburg

0

2

C

Hessen

50

150

C

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

100

500

C

Niedersachsen

200

600

C

Nordrhein-Westfalen

200

600

Rheinland-Pfaltz

10

200

C

Saarland

2

5

C

Sachsen

50

200

C

Sachsen-Anhalt

30

100

C

Schleswig-Holstein

10

C

Thüringen

50

200

C

Alsace

50

100

C

Aquitaine

10

20

C

Auvergne

50

100

C

Basse-Normandie

15

C

Bourgogne

30

60

C

Bretagne

10

50

Centre

30

60

C

Champagne-Ardennes

50

C

Franche-Comté

25

50

C

Haute-Normandie

15

C

Ile de France

10

20

C

Languedoc-Roussillon

20

40

C

Limousin

10

20

C

Lorraine

50

100

C

Midi-Pyrénées

15

30

C

Nord-Pas-de-Calais

10

20

C

Pays de la Loire

5

10

C

Picardie

7

15

C

Poitou-Charente

5

10

C

Provence/Alpes-Côte d'Azur

25

50

C

Rhône-Alpes

100

200

C

Basilicata

100

120

C

Calabria

100

120

C

Campania

100

120

C

Friuli-Venezia Giulia

200

350

C

Liguria

200

350

C

Lombardia

30

60

C

Piemonte

200

350

C

Trentino-Alto Adige

200

350

C

Valle d'Aosta

200

350

C

Veneto

200

350

C

Asturias

30

C

Cantabria

1

10

C

Castilla y Leon

50

C

Cataluña

150

C

Navarra

70

C

Anatoliki Makedonia, Thraki

75

C

Dytiki Ellada

25

C

Dytiki Makedonia

100

C

Ipeiros

100

C

Kentriki Makedonia

75

C

Sterea Ellada

75

C

Thessalia

50

C

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Family ALAUDIDAE, larks

Dupont's Lark, Chersophilus duponti

wpe32.jpg (24353 bytes) This lark inhabits northern Africa, from Morocco to Egypt. It breeds also in Spain, where its population is estimated at 13000-15000 pairs, about half the world population of this species. Following transformation of its habitat through reclamation, irrigation, afforestation and disappearance of extensive livestock economy it is undergoing a certain decline (Tucker & Heath).

o

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Andalucia

320

I

Aragon

7500

I

Cantabria

20

I

Castilla la Mancha

80

I

Castilla y Leon

4000

I

Cataluña

50

I

Comunidad Valenciana

20

I

Madrid

50

I

Murcia

20

I

Navarra

20

I

Rioja

50

I

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Calandra Lark, Melanocorypha calandra

wpe33.jpg (26535 bytes) This lark inhabits steppes and cereal cultivation in North Africa, southern Europe, the Near and Middle East. Birds of southern and south-western Europe are largely sedentary, but those of Eastern Europe winter in the Mediterranean regions. The population of the European Union is estimated at 1-3.5 millions of breeding pairs, 95% of which inhabit Spain. This species has been included in Annex I in particular to protect the small peripheric populations, which are undergoing a constant decline due to intensification of agriculture and disappearance of extensive livestock economy (EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds, Nouvel Atlas des Oiseaux nicheurs de France).

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Short-toed Lark, Calandrella brachydactyla

wpe36.jpg (27424 bytes) This lark has a wide distribution from the Mediterranean regions of Europe and North Africa to central Asia. Apart from its Greek populations, which are partly sedentary, it is a migratory bird wintering in the Sahel region of Africa. The total European population is estimated at 2.3-3.6 millions of breeding pairs, 97% of which inhabit the Iberian Peninsula. Everywhere this species is undergoing a decline following habitat loss by agricultural intensification (Tucker & Heath).

o

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Aquitaine

5

10

C

Bretagne

10

20

C

Centre

10

50

C

Corse

100

500

C

Ile de France

1

10

C

Languedoc-Roussillon

2500

5000

C

Midi-Pyrénées

100

C

Pays de la Loire

100

C

Poitou-Charente

50

100

C

Provence/Alpes-Côte d'Azur

2500

5000

C

Abruzzi

1200

1500

C

Basilicata

1200

1500

C

Calabria

1200

1500

C

Campania

1200

1500

C

Emilia Romagna

1200

1500

C

Friuli-Venezia Giulia

100

200

C

Lazio

1200

1500

C

Liguria

55

110

C

Lombardia

6

C

Marche

1200

1500

C

Molise

1200

1500

C

Piemonte

60

80

C

Puglia

1200

1500

C

Sardegna

1200

1500

C

Sicilia

1200

1500

C

Toscana

1200

1500

C

Trentino-Alto Adige

100

200

C

Umbria

1200

1500

C

Veneto

100

200

C

Andalucia

20000

60000

C

Aragon

10000

30000

C

Asturias

100

1000

C

Baleares

1000

2000

Cantabria

100

1000

C

Castilla la Mancha

20000

60000

C

Castilla y Leon

20000

60000

C

Cataluña

8000

24000

C

Comunidad Valenciana

5000

15000

C

Extremadura

10000

30000

C

Madrid

2000

6000

C

Murcia

2000

6000

C

Navarra

450

C

Pais Vasco

100

1000

C

Rioja

100

1000

C

Alentejo

45000

450000

C

Algarve

10000

100000

C

Centro

18000

180000

C

Lisboa e Vale do Tejo

10000

100000

C

Norte

20000

200000

C

Anatoliki Makedonia, Thraki

2000

5000

C

Attiki

100

500

C

Dytiki Ellada

1000

2500

C

Dytiki Makedonia

2000

5000

C

Ionia nisia

1000

2500

C

Ipeiros

1000

2500

C

Kentriki Makedonia

2000

5000

C

Kriti

250

1000

C

Notio Aigaio

200

500

C

Peloponnisos

1000

2500

C

Sterea Ellada

2000

5000

C

Thessalia

2000

5000

C

Voreio Aigaio

300

1000

C

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Thekla Lark, Galerida theklae

wpe37.jpg (25002 bytes) This sedentary lark has a breeding population in Somalia, Ethiopia and Eritrea, and another one in north-western Africa, the Iberian Peninsula and the Balearic islands. The northernmost birds reach Languedoc in southern France. The total European population is estimated at 1.5 millions of breeding pairs, but in some parts of its range it is declining (EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds).

o

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

Languedoc-Roussillon

11

100

C

Andalucia

15000

150000

C

Aragon

10000

100000

C

Baleares

5000

20000

Cantabria

100

1000

C

Castilla la Mancha

15000

150000

C

Castilla y Leon

20000

200000

C

Cataluña

8000

80000

C

Comunidad Valenciana

5000

50000

C

Extremadura

10000

100000

C

Madrid

3000

30000

C

Murcia

2000

20000

C

Navarra

1000

5000

Pais Vasco

100

1000

C

Rioja

1000

10000

C

Alentejo

4000

40000

C

Algarve

1500

15000

C

Centro

2000

20000

C

Norte

2000

20000

C

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Woodlark, Lullula arborea

wpe38.jpg (28896 bytes) This lark inhabits north-western Africa and the Near East, but it essentially an European species, known from the Iberian Peninsula to Finland and from England to the Caucasus. It is wintering mainly in south-western Europe and the Mediterranean regions. It is breeding in open habitats with scattered trees and areas of short vegetation, in open oak (Quercus) or pine (Pinus) forest and young conifer plantings. The breeding population of the European Union is estimated at 1.3 millions of pairs, 90% of which inhabits the Iberian Peninsula. It is much fluctuating, according to available habitat and strength of winter conditions, but on the long-term it seems to be declining (EBCC Atlas of European Breeding Birds).

o

NUTS

MIN

MAX

R

East Anglia

113

C

East Midlands (GB)

11

C

South East (GB)

71

C

South West (GB)

15

C

Danmark

17

19

C

Nederland

2250

3020

C

Région Wallonne

25

50

C

Vlaams Gewest

410

500

C

Luxembourg

25

60

C

Baden-Württemberg

110

C

Bayern

2000

5000

C

Berlin

10

23

C

Brandenburg

5000

C

Hessen

10

50

C

Mecklenburg-Vorpommern

2000

C

Nordrhein-Westfalen

100

C

Rheinland-Pfaltz

0

50

C

Saarland

10

C

Sachsen

800

1500

C

Sachsen-Anhalt

800

1500

C

Schleswig-Holstein

150

200

C

Thüringen

400

1000

C

Alsace

10

50

C

Aquitaine

500

2000

Auvergne

660

1680

C

Basse-Normandie

100

300

C

Bourgogne

700

2100

C

Bretagne

600

1800

C

Centre

500

1500

C

Champagne-Ardennes

400

1200

C

Corse

500

2000

Franche-Comté

340

1000

C

Haute-Normandie

40

120

C

Ile de France

140

420

C

Languedoc-Roussillon

200

1000

Limousin

520

1560

C

Lorraine

300

600

C

Midi-Pyrénées

860

2640

C

Nord-Pas-de-Calais

10

50

Pays de la Loire

750

2250

C

Picardie

100

300

C

Poitou-Charente

500

1500

C

Provence/Alpes-Côte d'Azur

900

2700

C

Rhône-Alpes

670

2600

C

Abruzzi

1000

5000

C

Basilicata

1000

5000

C

Calabria

1000

5000

C

Campania

1000

5000

C

Emilia Romagna

1000

5000

C

Friuli-Venezia Giulia

1000

5000

C

Lazio

1000

5000

C

Liguria

10

100

C

Lombardia

10

100

C

Marche

1000

5000

C

Molise

1000

5000

C

Piemonte

1000

5000

C

Puglia

1000

5000

C

Sardegna

1000

5000

C

Sicilia

1000

5000

C

Toscana

1000

5000

C

Trentino-Alto Adige

1000

5000

C

Umbria

1000

5000

C

Valle d'Aosta

1000

5000

C

Veneto

1000

5000

C

Andalucia

15000

150000

C

Aragon

10000

100000

C

Asturias

2000

20000

C

Cantabria

1000

10000

C

Castilla la Mancha

15000

150000

C

Castilla y Leon

20000

200000

C

Cataluña

8000

80000

C

Comunidad Valenciana

5000

50000

C

Extremadura

10000

100000

C

Galicia

1000

10000

C

Madrid

3000

30000

C

Murcia

2000

20000

C

Navarra

2000

20000

C

Pais Vasco

1000

10000

C

Rioja

1000

10000

C

Alentejo

40000

80000

C

Algarve

6500

13000

C

Centro

20000

40000

C

Lisboa e Vale do Tejo

10000

20000

C

Norte

20000

40000

C

Anatoliki Makedonia, Thraki

1000

C

Attiki

20

80

C

Dytiki Ellada

1000

C

Dytiki Makedonia

2000

C

Ionia nisia

500

C

Ipeiros

50

300

C

Kentriki Makedonia

1000

C

Kriti

500

C

Notio Aigaio

25

200

C

Peloponnisos

5000

C

Sterea Ellada

500

2000

C

Thessalia

1000

C

Voreio Aigaio

50

200

C

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Last update : 06/10/06