Flix

02History

Flix played a crucial role during the Spanish Civil War, serving as a stronghold for the Republican Army. On November 16, 1938, the troops crossed the Ebro River, marking the end of the Battle of the Ebro after 115 days of intense fighting. Remnants of the conflict can still be seen, including trenches at the castle site and memorials commemorating the fallen.

• Battle of the Ebro
• Monument to the fallen
• Memorial of the Pont de Ferro
• Castle ruins
• Commemorative plaque for the Pontoneros

03Economy

The economy of Flix has historically been anchored in its chemical industry, with the establishment of Electroquímica de Flix SA in 1897. This company transformed Flix from an agricultural community into an industrial hub, providing significant employment opportunities. However, the industry has faced challenges due to global shifts in chemical production.

• Main industry Electroquímica de Flix SA
• Environmental issues Accumulation of harmful products in the Flix reservoir
• Other industries Kemira and Inquide-Flix
• Industrial park Polígono industrial La Devesa
• Historical significance Pioneering chemical industry in Catalonia

Explore Flix, a Catalonian municipality known for its industrial history and significance in the Spanish Civil War.

04Transportation and Communications

Flix is well-connected by road, primarily via the C-12 highway, which links it to various regional destinations. The municipality also has access to several national and regional roads, facilitating transport to major cities and services.

• Main road C-12 from Tortosa to Lérida
• Connections to highways AP-2, A-2, AP-7
• Distance to Fraga 43 km
• Distance to Lérida 55 km
• Distance to Tortosa 65 km