The regions of Spain
Spain's regions, or "autonomous communities"
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A clickable map showing the "Autonomous communities" or regions of Spain, and their capitals. Spanish regions are decentralized administrative areas; the extent of the decentralized powers varies from region to region. Four of the regions - Catalonia, the Valencian Community, the Basque Country and Galicia, also have their own languages, which are co-official languages along with Castillian (Spanish).
Click on any region for a concise regional guide.
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Map Key:
C = Cantabria CV = Communidad Valenciana, or Valencian community
M = Madrid region MU = Murcia PV = Pais Vasco, or Basque country
N = Navarre R = Rioja
About-Spain.net - C = Cantabria CV = Communidad Valenciana, or Valencian community
M = Madrid region MU = Murcia PV = Pais Vasco, or Basque country
N = Navarre R = Rioja
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