List of municipalities of Spain

This is a list of lists of the municipalities of Spain. The municipalities list links are listed below, by autonomous community and province.

Municipalities of Spain. 2004
Madrid, capital of Spain
Barcelona
Valencia
Seville
Zaragoza
Málaga
Murcia
Palma
Las Palmas
Bilbao
Alicante
Córdoba
Valladolid
Vigo
Gijón
L'Hospitalet de Llobregat
A Coruña
Vitoria-Gasteiz
Granada
Elche
Oviedo
Badalona
Cartagena
Terrassa

In 2022, there were a total of 8,131 municipalities in Spain, including the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla*.[1] Burgos is the province with the most municipalities (371) and Las Palmas the one with the least (34).

Autonomous community/provinceListNo. of municipalities[2]
 AndalusiaMunicipalities in Andalusia778
Almería provinceMunicipalities in Almería103
Cádiz provinceMunicipalities in Cádiz44
Córdoba provinceMunicipalities in Córdoba75
Granada provinceMunicipalities in Granada172
Huelva provinceMunicipalities in Huelva79
Jaén provinceMunicipalities in Jaén97
Málaga provinceMunicipalities in Málaga103
Seville provinceMunicipalities in Seville105
 AragonMunicipalities in Aragon731
Huesca provinceMunicipalities in Huesca202
Teruel provinceMunicipalities in Teruel236
Zaragoza provinceMunicipalities in Zaragoza293
 Asturias*Municipalities in the Principality of Asturias78
 Balearic Islands*Municipalities in the Balearic Islands67
 Basque CountryMunicipalities in the Basque Autonomous Community251
ÁlavaMunicipalities in Álava51
BiscayMunicipalities in Biscay112
GipuzkoaMunicipalities in Gipuzkoa88
 Canary IslandsMunicipalities in the Canary Islands88
Las Palmas provinceMunicipalities in Las Palmas34
Santa Cruz de Tenerife provinceMunicipalities in Santa Cruz de Tenerife54
 Cantabria*Municipalities in Cantabria102
 Castile and LeónMunicipalities in Castile and León2,248
Ávila provinceMunicipalities in Ávila248
Burgos provinceMunicipalities in Burgos371
León provinceMunicipalities in León211
Palencia provinceMunicipalities in Palencia191
Salamanca provinceMunicipalities in Salamanca362
Segovia provinceMunicipalities in Segovia209
Soria provinceMunicipalities in Soria183
Valladolid provinceMunicipalities in Valladolid225
Zamora provinceMunicipalities in Zamora248
 Castile–La ManchaMunicipalities in Castile–La Mancha919
Albacete provinceMunicipalities in Albacete87
Ciudad Real provinceMunicipalities in Ciudad Real102
Cuenca provinceMunicipalities in Cuenca238
Guadalajara provinceMunicipalities in Guadalajara288
Toledo provinceMunicipalities in Toledo204
 CataloniaMunicipalities in Catalonia947
Barcelona provinceMunicipalities in Barcelona311
Girona provinceMunicipalities in Girona221
Lleida provinceMunicipalities in Lleida231
Tarragona provinceMunicipalities in Tarragona184
 ExtremaduraMunicipalities in Extremadura388
Badajoz provinceMunicipalities in Badajoz165
Cáceres provinceMunicipalities in Cáceres223
 GaliciaMunicipalities in Galicia313
A Coruña provinceMunicipalities in A Coruña93
Lugo provinceMunicipalities in Lugo67
Ourense provinceMunicipalities in Ourense92
Pontevedra provinceMunicipalities in Pontevedra61
 Madrid*Municipalities in Madrid179
 Murcia*Municipalities in the Region of Murcia45
 Navarre*Municipalities in the Chartered Community of Navarre272
 La Rioja*Municipalities in La Rioja174
 Valencian CommunityMunicipalities in the Valencian Community542
Alicante provinceMunicipalities in Alicante141
Castellón provinceMunicipalities in Castellón135
Valencia provinceMunicipalities in Valencia266
Autonomous cityListNo. of municipalities
 Ceuta—1
 Melilla—1

Notes:
*Single-province autonomous communities.

Ranked lists of Spanish municipalities

See also

References
  1. Spanish Ministry of Economic Affairs and Digital Transformation. "Register of Local Entities". Local Entity Portal (in Spanish). Retrieved 10 June 2022.
  2. Spanish autonomous communities and provinces by number of municipalities. classora.com
  • Topónimo en castellano según: Celdrán Gomáriz, Pancracio: Diccionario de topónimos españoles y sus gentilicios. Espasa Calpe, 2002. ISBN 84-670-0146-1
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