List of Spanish provinces by area

This is a list of the provinces of Spain in order of area.[1]

Rank	Province	Area (km²)	Autonomous community
1	Badajoz	21,766	Extremadura
2	Cáceres	19,868	Extremadura
3	Ciudad Real	19,813	Castilla-La Mancha
4	Zaragoza	17,274	Aragon
5	Cuenca	17,140	Castilla-La Mancha
6	Huesca	15,636	Aragon
7	León	15,581	Castile and León
8	Toledo	15,370	Castilla-La Mancha
9	Albacete	14,924	Castilla-La Mancha
10	Teruel	14,810	Aragon
11	Burgos	14,292	Castile and León
12	Sevilla	14,036	Andalusia
13	Córdoba	13,771	Andalusia
14	Jaén	13,496	Andalusia
15	Granada	12,647	Andalusia
16	Salamanca	12,350	Castile and León
17	Guadalajara	12,214	Castile-La Mancha
18	Lérida	12,172	Catalonia
19	Murcia	11,314	Murcia
20	Valencia	10,807	Valencian Community
21	Asturias	10,604	Asturias
22	Zamora	10,561	Castile and León
23	Navarra	10,391	Navarra
24	Soria	10,306	Castile and León
25	Huelva	10,128	Andalusia
26	Lugo	9,856	Galicia
27	Almería	8,775	Andalusia
28	Valladolid	8,110	Castile and León
29	Palencia	8,052	Castile and León
30	Ávila	8,050	Castile and León
31	Madrid	8,028	Madrid
32	La Coruña	7,950	Galicia
33	Barcelona	7,728	Catalonia
34	Cádiz	7,440	Andalusia
35	Málaga	7,306	Andalusia
36	Orense	7,273	Galicia
37	Segovia	6,921	Castile and León
38	Castellón	6,636	Valencian Community
39	Tarragona	6,303	Catalonia
40	Gerona	5,910	Catalonia
41	Alicante	5,817	Valencian Community
42	Cantabria	5,321	Cantabria
43	La Rioja	5,045	La Rioja
44	Balearic Islands	4,992	Balearic Islands
45	Pontevedra	4,495	Galicia
46	Las Palmas	4,066	Canary Islands
47	Santa Cruz de Tenerife	3,381	Canary Islands
48	Álava	3,037	Basque Community
49	Vizcaya	2,217	Basque Community
50	Guipúzcoa	1,980	Basque Community
51	Ceuta	19	Ceuta
52	Melilla	13	Melilla
TOTAL		505,992

References

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.