List of municipalities in La Rioja

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This is a list of the 173 municipalities in the province and autonomous community of La Rioja, Spain.

NamePop. (2006)
Ábalos 339
Agoncillo 1138
Aguilar del Río Alhama 629
Ajamil 82
Albelda de Iregua 2794
Alberite 2369
Alcanadre 722
Aldeanueva de Ebro 2652
Alesanco 488
Alesón 129
Alfaro 9550
Almarza de Cameros 28
Anguciana 442
Anguiano 546
Arenzana de Abajo 251
Arenzana de Arriba 39
Arnedillo 469
Arnedo 14,245
Arrúbal 464
Ausejo 772
Autol 3946
Azofra 273
Badarán 666
Bañares 334
Baños de Río Tobía 1737
Baños de Rioja 97
Berceo 196
Bergasa 142
Bergasillas Bajera 28
Bezares 21
Bobadilla 124
Brieva de Cameros 59
Briñas 251
Briones 878
Cabezón de Cameros 23
Calahorra 23,708
Camprovín 188
Canales de la Sierra 86
Canillas de Río Tuerto 42
Cañas 112
Cárdenas 197
Casalarreina 1315
Castañares de Rioja 384
Castroviejo 53
Cellorigo 18
Cenicero 2084
Cervera del Río Alhama 2984
Cidamón 33
Cihuri 182
Cirueña 123
Clavijo 269
Cordovín 215
Corera 267
Cornago 510
Corporales 46
Cuzcurrita de Río Tirón 487
Daroca de Rioja 48
Enciso 159
Entrena 1289
Estollo 127
Ezcaray 2010
Foncea 108
Fonzaleche 161
Fuenmayor 2998
Galbárruli 64
Galilea 314
Gallinero de Cameros 23
Gimileo 149
Grañón 360
Grávalos 239
Haro 10,965
Herce 381
Herramélluri 112
Hervías 121
Hormilla 439
Hormilleja 171
Hornillos de Cameros 14
Hornos de Moncalvillo 80
Huércanos 882
Igea 689
Jalón de Cameros 39
Laguna de Cameros 148
Lagunilla del Jubera 376
Lardero 6832
Ledesma de la Cogolla 27
Leiva 265
Leza de Río Leza 40
Logroño 147,036
Lumbreras 121
Manjarrés 151
Mansilla de la Sierra 72
Manzanares de Rioja 106
Matute 162
Medrano 188
Munilla 121
Murillo de Río Leza 1626
Muro de Aguas 65
Muro en Cameros 34
Nájera 7911
Nalda 1015
Navajún 18
Navarrete 2660
Nestares 69
Nieva de Cameros 120
Ochánduri 76
Ocón 322
Ojacastro 214
Ollauri 324
Ortigosa de Cameros 295
Pazuengos 40
Pedroso 101
Pinillos 19
Pradejón 3794
Pradillo 61
Préjano 200
Quel 1986
Rabanera 45
El Rasillo de Cameros 112
El Redal 186
Ribafrecha 1008
Rincón de Soto 3464
Robres del Castillo 31
Rodezno 320
Sajazarra 136
San Asensio 1322
San Millán de la Cogolla 302
San Millán de Yécora 64
San Román de Cameros 164
San Torcuato 104
San Vicente de la Sonsierra 1190
Santa Coloma 151
Santa Engracia del Jubera 195
Santa Eulalia Bajera 119
Santo Domingo de la Calzada 6385
Santurde de Rioja 325
Santurdejo 175
Sojuela 124
Sorzano 263
Sotés 267
Soto en Cameros 178
Terroba 30
Tirgo 242
Tobía 75
Tormantos 194
Torre en Cameros 18
Torrecilla en Cameros 549
Torrecilla sobre Alesanco 49
Torremontalbo 20
Treviana 218
Tricio 431
Tudelilla 410
Uruñuela 849
Valdemadera 10
Valgañón 149
Ventosa 143
Ventrosa 69
Viguera 405
Villalba de Rioja 154
Villalobar de Rioja 79
Villamediana de Iregua 4668
Villanueva de Cameros 109
El Villar de Arnedo 625
Villar de Torre 272
Villarejo 40
Villarroya 11
Villarta-Quintana 165
Villavelayo 69
Villaverde de Rioja 71
Villoslada de Cameros 376
Viniegra de Abajo 98
Viniegra de Arriba 46
Zarratón 255
Zarzosa 12
Zorraquín 73

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