Monte Hacho

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Monte Hacho is a small, historically significant mountain in Ceuta, Spain, often identified as one of the legendary Pillars of Hercules at the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
mountain
associatedWith Pillars of Hercules
category Geography of Ceuta
Mountains of Spain
Pillars of Hercules
country Spain
describedAs one of the legendary Pillars of Hercules
elevation approximately 204 metres
approximately 670 feet
governedBy Ceuta
surface form: Autonomous City of Ceuta

Kingdom of Spain
hasClimate Mediterranean climate
hasCoordinate approximate latitude 35.90° N
approximate longitude 5.30° W
hasCulturalRole symbol of Ceuta
hasFeature road access to summit
viewpoints over Strait of Gibraltar
hasMilitaryHistory site of coastal batteries
used by various powers controlling Ceuta
hasOnTop Fortaleza del Hacho
military installations
historicalSignificance strategic military position controlling access to the Mediterranean
knownFor historical fortifications
panoramic views of Gibraltar and the Moroccan coast
locatedIn Ceuta
Iberian cultural sphere
locatedNear Mediterranean Sea
Strait of Gibraltar
locatedOn African shore of the Strait of Gibraltar
north coast of Africa
mythologicalAssociation entrance to the Mediterranean Sea
nearbyCity Ceuta
nearbyWaterBody Alboran Sea
overlooks Bay of Ceuta
Strait of Gibraltar
partOf Spanish North Africa
Ceuta
surface form: autonomous city of Ceuta
tourism visited for historical interest
visited for scenic views
usedFor coastal defense
military observation
vegetationType Mediterranean scrub

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