Tabireno

Taberno sits at an elevation of 704 metres in Almería.

Under an annual rainfall average below 300 millimetres, Taberno demonstrates how calm civic documentation replaces exaggerated tourism marketing.

Jurisdiction: Almería, Spain · Cadastral Area: 44.1 km² · Surveyed: Ivan Petrov
Whitewashed village alleyway and stone bell tower in the quiet municipality of Taberno.
Calle Real and Church of San José bell tower, Taberno Coordinates: 37°28′04″N 02°04′40″W
704 m Civic Elevation

Recorded at the municipal square between the Sierra de las Estancias and the Almanzora basin.

< 300 mm Annual Precipitation

Semi-arid Mediterranean highland regime with sharp nocturnal thermal drops.

950 Registered Inhabitants

Stable rural population distributed across the central village nucleus and agricultural hamlets.

1–2 Wks Documentation Cycle

Complete five-page informational suite delivered within the standard fixed turnaround window.

Project Structure

Five factual sections built for municipal utility.

We do not write generic tourism adjectives. We document water schedules, municipal trail waymarks, seasonal wind patterns, and administrative office hours.

Topography & Settlement Geography

Taberno lies on limestone terraces between the Sierra de Oria and the northern slopes of the Almanzora river corridor, thirty-five kilometers from the Mediterranean coast.

Province & Comarca Almería, Comarca del Valle del Almanzora
Primary Highway Access AL-7101 connecting north from Huércal-Overa (14 km)
Terrace Agriculture Dry-farmed almond groves and centenary olive terraces on chalk hills
Agricultural stone terraces and olive groves across the arid foothills surrounding Taberno.
Stone retaining terraces in the Rambla de Taberno catchment Ref: Geo-Terrace #04

Trail Logs & Waymark Documentation

The municipal trail system connects rural threshing floors, limestone ravines, and water storage cisterns across twelve kilometers of signposted mountain footpaths.

Trail PR-A 369 Sendero de los Yesares: 8.4 km loop, 260m elevation gain, chalk quarries
Trail PR-A 370 Sendero de las Morras: 6.2 km linear path to historical defensive lookout
Trail Blazes Standard white-and-yellow wooden posts verified against Andalusia hiking federation
Weathered wooden trail marker post with trail blaze along a mountain footpath in Taberno.
PR-A 369 directional post at Camino de las Huertas Ref: Trail-Mark #08

Seasonal Agricultural & Climate Calendar

Winter pruning of dry almonds begins in January, blooming occurs in February, and the autumn olive press runs from mid-November through early January.

Summer Maxima July–August daytime highs regularly exceed 38°C; nocturnal cooling drops to 19°C
Winter Frost Risk December through February overnight temperatures dip between -2°C and 4°C
Wind Regimes Dry westerly Poniente winds alternate with humid easterly Levante gusts
Dormant almond orchard planted on terraced chalk soil in the Taberno highlands.
Dormant almond grove on chalk terraces before flowering Ref: Orchard-Almanac #11

Parish Architecture & Masonry Records

The Parish Church of San José dates from the late eighteenth century, featuring load-bearing limestone rubble masonry and exposed timber roof framing.

Church Portal Dressed calcarenite masonry with classical pediment and belfry lantern
Village Nucleus Continuous lime-washed stone residences with thick 50cm thermal walls
Parish Archives Parish ledgers reconstructed after civil conflicts, cataloged in Almería diocese
Limestone entrance and historic masonry of the parish church in Taberno.
Church of San José entrance masonry detail Ref: Parish-Masonry #13

Sierra de las Estancias Mountain Corridor

The municipality’s northern boundary climbs to the limestone crests of the Sierra de las Estancias, reaching elevations above 1,200 metres.

Geological Substrate Mesozoic limestones, dolomites, and gypsum marls of the Betic cordillera
Vegetation Cover Esparto grass (Stipa tenacissima), wild rosemary, thyme, and reforestation pines
Boundary Surveys Verified against the Instituto Geográfico Nacional (IGN) 1:25,000 sheets
Arid mountain ridgelines and sparse vegetation across the Sierra de las Estancias.
Sierra de las Estancias ridge looking north towards Vélez-Rubio Ref: Horizon-Survey #16
Commercial Deployment

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The Taberno documentation was executed as a standard five-page package with two supplementary archival research blocks.

Product 01 · Standalone

Single-Page Reference Briefing

Ideal for small communities requiring a single distilled fact sheet covering geography, administration hours, climate, and emergency infrastructure.

150–500 USD Specifications
Product 02 · Full Suite

Five-Page Municipal Package

The full documentation model used for Taberno: municipal overview, heritage trails, seasonal almanac, visitor logistics, and civic directory.

1,800–6,000 USD Specifications
Product 03 · Research

Hourly Archival Research

Primary source gazetteer verification, cadastral review, and historical fact-checking billed strictly in 15-minute increments.

46–145 USD / hr Specifications
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