List of municipalities in Badajoz

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This is a list of the municipalities in the province of Badajoz, in the autonomous community of Extremadura, Spain.

List

NamePopulation (2002)
Acedera 897
Aceuchal 5,344
Ahillones 1,158
Alange 2,038
La Albuera 1,799
Alburquerque 5,622
Alconchel 2,042
Alconera 737
Aljucén 260
Almendral 1,404
Almendralejo 30,784
Arroyo de San Serván 3,922
Atalaya 353
Azuaga 8,580
Badajoz 136,851
Barcarrota 3,616
Baterno 389
Benquerencia de la Serena 980
Berlanga 2,637
Bienvenida 2,350
Bodonal de la Sierra 1,208
Burguillos del Cerro 3,243
Cabeza del Buey 5,957
Cabeza la Vaca 1,610
Calamonte 6,136
Calera de León 1,093
Calzadilla de los Barros 855
Campanario 5,723
Campillo de Llerena 1,731
Capilla 212
Carmonita 639
El Carrascalejo 75
Casas de Don Pedro 1,737
Casas de Reina 228
Castilblanco 1,293
Castuera 6,989
La Codosera 2,309
Cordobilla de Lácara 1,026
La Coronada 2,409
Corte de Peleas 1,297
Cristina 548
Cheles 1,332
Don Álvaro 668
Don Benito 32,023
Entrín Bajo 639
Esparragalejo 1,532
Esparragosa de la Serena 1,129
Esparragosa de Lares 1,107
Feria 1,435
Fregenal de la Sierra 5,295
Fuenlabrada de los Montes 2,046
Fuente de Cantos 5,059
Fuente del Arco 776
Fuente del Maestre 6,819
Fuentes de León 2,718
Garbayuela 547
Garlitos 774
La Garrovilla 2,599
Granja de Torrehermosa 2,533
Guadiana del Caudillo 2,406
Guareña 7,383
La Haba 1,471
Helechosa de los Montes 764
Herrera del Duque 3,836
Higuera de la Serena 1,208
Higuera de Llerena 422
Higuera de Vargas 2,194
Higuera la Real 2,551
Hinojosa del Valle 593
Hornachos 3,832
Jerez de los Caballeros 9,613
La Lapa 315
Lobón 2,666
Llera 955
Llerena 5,549
Magacela 666
Maguilla 1,120
Malcocinado 533
Malpartida de la Serena 765
Manchita 754
Medellín 2,378
Medina de las Torres 1,494
Mengabril 450
Mérida 50,780
Mirandilla 1,358
Monesterio 4,610
Montemolín 1,652
Monterrubio de la Serena 2,920
Montijo 15,453
La Morera 786
La Nava de Santiago 1,146
Navalvillar de Pela 4,870
Nogales 756
Oliva de la Frontera 5,881
Oliva de Mérida 1,963
Olivenza 10,762
Orellana de la Sierra 340
Orellana la Vieja 3,278
Palomas 726
La Parra 1,416
Peñalsordo 1,463
Peraleda del Zaucejo 634
Puebla de Alcocer 1,414
Puebla de la Calzada 5,527
Puebla de la Reina 907
Puebla de Obando 2,045
Puebla de Sancho Pérez 2,891
Puebla del Maestre 906
Puebla del Prior 565
Pueblonuevo del Guadiana 1,987
Quintana de la Serena 5,150
Reina 217
Rena 657
Retamal de Llerena 528
Ribera del Fresno 3,398
Risco 219
La Roca de la Sierra 1,590
Salvaleón 2,177
Salvatierra de los Barros 1,927
San Pedro de Mérida 829
San Vicente de Alcántara 5,908
Sancti-Spíritus 287
Santa Amalia 4,398
Santa Marta 4,157
Los Santos de Maimona 7,899
Segura de León 2,297
Siruela 2,391
Solana de los Barros 2,750
Talarrubias 3,609
Talavera la Real 5,255
Táliga 738
Tamurejo 276
Torre de Miguel Sesmero 1,274
Torremayor 1,044
Torremejía 2,091
Trasierra 718
Trujillanos 1,379
Usagre 2,072
Valdecaballeros 1,384
Valdelacalzada 2,599
Valdetorres 1,379
Valencia de las Torres 811
Valencia del Mombuey 793
Valencia del Ventoso 2,307
Valverde de Burguillos 372
Valverde de Leganés 3,804
Valverde de Llerena 803
Valverde de Mérida 1,138
Valle de la Serena 1,532
Valle de Matamoros 491
Valle de Santa Ana 1,220
Villafranca de los Barros 12,568
Villagarcía de la Torre 1,023
Villagonzalo 1,410
Villalba de los Barros 1,696
Villanueva de la Serena 24,191
Villanueva del Fresno 3,497
Villar de Rena 1,627
Villar del Rey 2,322
Villarta de los Montes 645
Zafra 15,373
Zahínos 3,026
Zalamea de la Serena 4,554
La Zarza 3,619
Zarza-Capilla 483

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