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Islands | |
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The main islands of the Canaries (from largest to smallest) are: There are also several smaller islands: | |
Ground transport | |
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Roads | |
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Motorways | |
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Railways | |
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The only railways in the islands are those of the Tenerife Tram. The first line opened in 2007 in Tenerife, travelling between the cities of Santa Cruz de Tenerife and San Cristóbal de La Laguna. One more line is planned in Tenerife and one in Gran Canaria which will connect Las Palmas de Gran Canaria to Maspalomas in the south. | |
Cars | |
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Aviation | |
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Aircraft registration used in the Canaries are the same as those ones used in Spain: EC-AAA to EC-ZZZ (regular registration), EC-001 to EC-999 (Test and delivery) | |
Airports | |
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See also: List of airports in the Canary Islands | |
Airlines | |
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See also: Airlines in the Canary Islands | |
Naval transport | |
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Ports | |
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See also Ports in the Canary Islands | |
Waterways | |
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Merchant marine | |
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Cable transport | |
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On the island of Tenerife there is the Teide cable car (Teleferico Teide) that goes up the Teide mountain to an altitude of about 3500 m (~11500 ft). See also List of ropeways in the Canary Islands | |
Pipeline transport | |
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Further reading | |
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References | |
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