Andorra 2 euros 2018 25 years of the constitution

Andorra 2 Euro 2018 25 years of the constitution.

The Constitution of Andorra was adopted on February 2, 1993, approved on March 14 by a referendum, published on April 28 and entered into force. Signed by the co-rulers of the principality. The Constitution consists of 9 chapters and 107 articles and approves the parliamentary system headed by the chairman of the government.

Obverse: Expanded map of the European Union countries, a variant of sample 2007, 12 stars (according to the initial number of eurozone countries) and 6 parallel lines - a symbol of stability. The coin value is “2 EURO”.

Reverse: in the outer ring - the traditional 12 stars of the EU; there is a triangle in the inner circle - "a simplified version of the map of the country - and the inscriptions in three lines are" Andorra "," EL PAÍS DELS PIRINEUS "," 2017 ".

Release Date: 04/13/2018

Andorra, the full official form The Principality of Andorra is one of the dwarfs of Europe, landlocked, located in the eastern Pyrenees between France and Spain, and associated with them. The name of the country comes from Basque. andurrial - "wasteland".

The Pyrenees is a mountain system in France, Spain and Andorra, between the Bay of Biscay and the Mediterranean Sea.

Length - 450 km, height - up to 3404 m (Aneto peak). Limestones and karst are developed in the west; in the center - predominantly crystalline rocks, alpine landforms, glaciers; in the east, the ranges decrease, alternating with intermountain depressions. In the lower parts of the slopes there are thickets of Mediterranean shrubs, forests dominate up to 1800-2100 m, and shrubs and meadows dominate above. Deposits of bauxite, iron ore.

The Pyrenees - an important climate (to the north of the Pyrenees - a territory with a temperate climate, to the south - with a subtropical).

This is one of the most inaccessible mountain systems in Europe: they have only a few conveniently located passes. All passes are at an altitude of 1500-2000 m. Therefore, only four railways go from Spain to France: two of them bypass the Pyrenees along the coast from the north-west and south-east, and two more railways cross the Pyrenees at the Aerba-Oloron sections. Sainte-Marie and Ripoll - Prades, through a system of tunnels.

The name of the Pyrenees comes from the name of the heroine of ancient mythology - Pyrene, which was torn to pieces by beasts and buried in the Pyrenees.