Ranked lists of Spanish provinces

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This is a list of the provinces of Spain by population and area.

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Population and geography

ProvinceAutonomous communityPopulation
as of 1 January 2023 [1]
Population
as of 1 January 2013 [2]
Area
(km2)
Coastline
(km)
Madrid Madrid 6,848,3546,495,5518,028
Barcelona Catalonia 5,793,8405,540,9257,728161
Valencia Valencian Community 2,659,5922,566,47410,807135
Seville Andalusia 1,958,7541,942,11514,036
Alicante Valencian Community 1,952,2911,945,6425,817244
Málaga Andalusia 1,751,1591,652,9997,306208
Murcia Murcia 1,552,2401,472,04911,314274
Cádiz Andalusia 1,254,7751,238,4927,440285
Balearic Islands [lower-alpha 1] Balearic Islands 1,207,3191,111,6744,9921,428
Biscay Basque Community 1,154,6951,156,4472,217154
Las Palmas [lower-alpha 1] Canary Islands 1,144,9791,103,8504,066815
A Coruña Galicia 1,123,0241,138,1617,950956
Santa Cruz de Tenerife [lower-alpha 1] Canary Islands 1,067,0391,014,8293,381768
Asturias Asturias 1,006,1881,068,16510,604401
Zaragoza Aragon 987,568978,63817,274
Pontevedra Galicia 947,325955,0504,495398
Granada Andalusia 933,468919,31912,64781
Tarragona Catalonia 846,425810,1786,303278
Girona Catalonia 809,013761,6325,910260
Córdoba Andalusia 773,619802,42213,771
Almería Andalusia 749,679699,3298,775249
Gipuzkoa Basque Community 727,574713,8181,98066
Toledo Castilla-La Mancha 728,709706,40715,370
Navarre Navarra 671,855644,44710,391
Badajoz Extremadura 666,640693,72921,766
Jaén Andalusia 620,832670,76113,496
Castellón Valencian Community 604,135601,6996,636139
Cantabria Cantabria 588,253591,8885,321284
Huelva Andalusia 532,405520,66810,128122
Valladolid Castile and León 521,334532,2848,110
Ciudad Real Castilla-La Mancha 491,251524,96219,813
León Castile and León 448,297489,75215,581
Lleida Catalonia 447,028440,91512,172
Cáceres Extremadura 387,817410,27519,868
Albacete Castilla-La Mancha 387,419400,00714,924
Burgos Castile and León 357,407371,24814,292
Álava Basque Community 336,732321,4173,037
Salamanca Castile and León 327,305345,54812,350
Lugo Galicia 323,855346,0059,856144
Orense Galicia 304,856326,7247,273
La Rioja La Rioja 322,294322,0275,045
Guadalajara Castile-La Mancha 274,496257,72312,214
Huesca Aragon 226,754226,32915,636
Cuenca Castilla-La Mancha 198,486211,89917,140
Zamora Castile and León 166,651188,27010,561
Ávila Castile and León 158,600168,8258,050
Palencia Castile and León 157,593168,9558,052
Segovia Castile and León 154,802161,7026,921
Teruel Aragon 134,984142,18314,810
Soria Castile and León 89,58393,29110,306
Melilla Melilla 85,66483,67913
Ceuta Ceuta 82,88484,18019
Spain 48,047,63147,129,783505,9927,850
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Spanish provinces by GDP per capita, 2021 (€)
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Economy

All provinces and islands of Spain by GDP and GDP per capita in 2015. [3]

Province2015 GDP

(in mil. of Euro)

2015 GDP

(mil. of US$ PPP)

2015 GDP per

capita (in Euro)

2015 GDP per

capita (in US$ PPP)

A Coruña 24,43736,59021,69532,484
Lugo 7,06910,58520,94331,359
Ourense 6,1769,24819,50129,200
Pontevedra 18,64427,91619,69329,487
Asturias Province 21,21931,77220,29730,392
Cantabria Province 12,19618,26220,88631,273
Álava 11,48217,19235,74453,521
Gipuzkoa 21,78832,62430,79146,105
Biscay 33,21249,73029,24243,786
Navarre Province 18,56427,79729,14643,641
La Rioja Province (Spain) 7,85611,76325,08437,559
Huesca 5,6158,40825,36837,985
Teruel 3,3244,97724,28436,361
Zaragoza 24,50436,69125,41238,050
Madrid Province 203,602304,86131,78947,599
Ávila 2,9994,49118,20927,265
Burgos 9,33513,97825,83138,677
León 9,38614,05419,65229,426
Palencia 3,9725,94724,06836,038
Salamanca 6,6149,90319,43729,104
Segovia 3,3064,95021,03731,500
Soria 2,1923,28224,01935,965
Valladolid 12,45018,64223,66435,433
Zamora 3,3965,08518,58427,826
Albacete 7,22710,82118,34527,469
Ciudad Real 9,70414,53018,98028,419
Cuenca 4,0656,08719,80029,648
Guadalajara 4,5876,86818,02926,996
Toledo 11,85217,74717,15425,686
Badajoz 10,81516,19415,80423,664
Cáceres 6,6539,96216,46924,660
Barcelona 151,145226,31527,78741,607
Girona 19,94129,85826,91140,295
Lleida 12,18418,24428,34342,439
Tarragona 22,26533,33828,09842,072
Alicante 33,47250,11918,16827,204
Castellón 13,20219,76823,04734,509
Valencia 54,10181,00821,46132,135
Ibiza and Formentera 3,4705,19622,02932,985
Mallorca 22,11633,11525,14537,650
Menorca 1,7522,62318,80228,153
Almería 12,80819,17818,46427,647
Cádiz 19,91729,82315,95423,888
Córdoba 13,30619,92416,75725,091
Granada 15,57423,32016,95925,394
Huelva 9,02713,51717,29725,899
Jaén 10,85116,24816,71125,023
Málaga 27,72741,51716,94825,378
Seville 35,84153,66618,47427,662
Murcia Province 28,21242,24319,25628,832
Ceuta Province 1,5952,38818,83828,207
Melilla Province 1,4562,18017,19625,748
El Hierro 17826716,68224,979
Fuerteventura 2,2983,44120,69530,988
Gran Canaria 15,81223,67618,49127,688
La Gomera 39459018,51527,723
La Palma 1,4232,13117,11225,622
Lanzarote 3,2034,79622,49033,675
Tenerife 17,61526,37619,42129,080

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References

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  2. "Instituto Nacional de Estadística. (National Statistics Institute)". www.ine.es. Archived from the original on 2014-10-06.
  3. Regions and Cities > Regional Statistics > Regional Economy > Regional GDP per Capita, OECD.Stats. Accessed on 16 November 2018.