Campins

It limits with the districts of Sant Celoni to the south, Gualba to the east and Fogars de Montclús to the northwest. Its demarcation extends in a slope from South to North with a minimum height of 200m and a maximum of 800m at its northernmost end. It is undulating in its central part by hills of gentle relief, such as Puig Morell (318m altitude), the Sierra de Mates (330m) or the Can Zidro hill (390m).

Forests of cork oaks, chestnut trees, thickets and, as the name of the town indicates, pine trees dominate. The different streams or torrents meet in the Campins stream, which outside the term takes the name of Pertegàs stream, except for a few small streams from the eastern part that go to the Gualba stream.

The term includes the town and head of the municipality of Campins, largely scattered, and the urbanizations of Les Esplanes, Sant Josep, Campins Residencial and Can Joanet. The local road BV-5114 arrives, which begins in Sant Celoni and crosses a large part of the Montseny Natural Park to end in Viladrau.