What Are Some Major Landforms Of Portugal?

Some major landforms of Portugal are seaward slope where mountains to the east (the Peneda, Gof low valleys, called o Centro (the Center), irregular in shape and size and partially enclosed by granite spurs. Erez, Cabreira, Alvão, Marão, and Montemuro) form an amphitheater facing the Atlantic Ocean.  An area of low valleys, called o Centro (the Center), irregular in shape and size and partially enclosed by granite spurs. It is a fertile area of dense settlement and the core of Portuguese nationality. The Coast is the third division which a Minhoto makes of his province. It is an emergent coast, with a narrow beach sloping gradually upward to the slight eminences just a few miles inland, against which the waves of the Pliocene sea washed.