List of municipalities in Castile–La Mancha

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The following list is of important municipalities in Castilla-La Mancha, an autonomous community of Spain:

Provincial lists

The following links are to lists which are more detailed province-specific, and all municipalities in a given province are ranked by population.

By population

RankNamePopulation (2015)
1 Albacete 173,362
2 Talavera de la Reina 85,150
3 Guadalajara 83,391
4 Toledo 83,226
5 Ciudad Real 74,427
6 Cuenca 55,428
7 Puertollano 50,035
8 Tomelloso 37,645
9 Azuqueca de Henares 34,896
10 Alcázar de San Juan 31,269
11 Hellín 30,592
12 Valdepeñas 30,514
13 Villarrobledo 25,989
14 Illescas 25,964
15 Almansa 24,837
16 Seseña 21,558
17 Manzanares 18,642
18 Daimiel 18,577
19 La Roda 16,978
20 La Solana 15,739

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