At 935 metres, Monseivane, or Coto de Monseivane, is the highest peak of the A Carba range, close to the O Xistral range with which it forms the main mountain system in northern Galicia.
 
Part of A Terra Chá, the most extensive lowland area in Galicia, the hills bordering the county provide the best views of the low-lying areas characterised by well-kept farms, scattered small hamlets and hedges. Livestock can often been found grazing freely around the pastures, scrublands and pine groves of Monseivane.