Located in the western Mediterranean Sea, it is currently the westernmost island of the Balearic Islands, an autonomous region of Spain. It is a hilly island with a highest point of 468m. Grains, grapes, and figs are cultivated here, and its capital, Ibiza, has been a good port since ancient times. It retains a diverse biota and has many ruins from the Phoenician period, and was registered as a World Heritage Site (combining nature and culture) in 1999. It covers an area of approximately 540 km2 and has a population of approximately 25,500 (1995). Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
地中海西部,現在はスペインの自治州バレアレス諸島西端の島。丘陵性の島で,最高点は468m。穀物,ブドウ,イチジクなどの栽培が行われ,主都イビサは古くからの良港である。多様な生物相を保持し,フェニキア時代の遺跡も多く,1999年世界遺産(自然と文化の複合)に登録された。約540km2。約2万5500人(1995)。
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