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Alcampo is the name of the 2nd biggest hypermarket chain in Spain. [1] The company started its activity in 1981, with the first hypermarket built in Utebo, Zaragoza. It is part of Groupe Auchan SA.

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Location of Alcampo hypermarkets in Spain

(* The hypermarkets with Alcampo gas stations are marked with italics) [2]

Galicia

Asturias

País Vasco

La Rioja

Castilla y León

Castilla-La Mancha

Madrid

Aragón

Cataluña

Comunidad Valenciana

Murcia

Baleares

Andalucía

Canarias

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References

  1. "Analysis" (PDF). gustavomata.com. 2008.
  2. "Alcampo - Compra Online con los mejores precios". www.alcampo.es.