List of Municipalities in Spain By Population - By Population

By Population

Spanish municipalities by population.

# Municipality Autonomous community Pop.
1 Madrid Community of Madrid 3,255,944
2 Barcelona Catalonia 1,621,537
3 Valencia Valencian Community 852,208
4 Seville Andalusia 703,206
5 Zaragoza Aragon 674,317
6 Málaga Andalusia 568,305
7 Murcia Region of Murcia 436,870
8 Palma Balearic Islands 401,270
9 Las Palmas Canary Islands 381,847
10 Bilbao Basque Country 354,860
11 Alicante Valencian Community 334,757
12 Córdoba Andalusia 328,428
13 Valladolid Castile and León 317,864
14 Vigo Galicia 297,332
15 Gijón Asturias 277,554
16 L'Hospitalet de Llobregat Catalonia 257,038
17 A Coruña Galicia 246,056
18 Vitoria-Gasteiz Basque Country 235,661
19 Granada Andalusia 234,325
20 Elche Valencian Community 230,112
21 Oviedo Asturias 224,005
22 Santa Cruz de Tenerife Canary Islands 222,417
23 Badalona Catalonia 219,547
24 Cartagena Region of Murcia 211,996
25 Terrassa Catalonia 210,941
26 Jerez de la Frontera Andalusia 207,532
27 Sabadell Catalonia 206,493
28 Móstoles Community of Madrid 206,478
29 Alcalá de Henares Community of Madrid 204,574
30 Pamplona Navarre 198,491
31 Fuenlabrada Community of Madrid 197,836
32 Almería Andalusia 188,810
33 Leganés Community of Madrid 186,066
34 Donostia-San Sebastián Basque Country 186,066
35 Santander Cantabria 182,700
36 Castellón de la Plana Valencian Community 180,005
37 Burgos Castile and León 178,966
38 Albacete Castile–La Mancha 169,716
39 Alcorcón Community of Madrid 167,967
40 Getafe Community of Madrid 167,164
41 Salamanca Castile and León 155,619
42 Logroño La Rioja 152,107
43 San Cristóbal de La Laguna Canary Islands 150,661
44 Huelva Andalusia 148,806
45 Badajoz Extremadura 148,334
46 Tarragona Catalonia 140,323
47 Lleida Catalonia 135,919
48 Marbella Andalusia 134,623
49 León Castile and León 134,305
50 Cádiz Andalusia 126,766

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