Oliola

It is located on the border with Urgell and Segarra, centered on the Llobregós valley. The territory, basically made up of sandstones and red clays from the Oligocene, with conglomerates along the Segre and chalk further south, is arranged in two coastal systems, which, especially the SW, partially followed by a ramshackle anticline axis, originate small elevations (up to 671 m to the NW) that dominate the intermediate valley from 100 to 200 m. The town is on the raiguer of a hill.