List of Municipalities in Spain By Population - By Surface Area

By Surface Area

Spanish municipalities by area.

# Municipality Autonomous community Area
1 Cáceres Extremadura 1,751.20
2 Lorca Region of Murcia 1,675.20
3 Badajoz Extremadura 1,474.20
4 Córdoba Andalusia 1,253.80
5 Almodóvar del Campo Castile–La Mancha 1,205.50
6 Jerez de la Frontera Andalusia 1,189.50
7 Albacete Castile–La Mancha 1,139.20
8 Zaragoza Aragon 1,063.50
9 Écija Andalusia 975.70
10 Jumilla Murcia 969.70
11 Andújar Andalusia 963.60
12 Cuenca Castile–La Mancha 959.10
13 Moratalla Murcia 954
13 Carmona Andalusia 923
15 Hornachuelos Andalusia 909.80
16 Murcia Region of Murcia 885.60
17 Mérida Extremadura 868.50
18 Villarrobledo Castile–La Mancha 862.90
19 Almonte Andalusia 862
20 Caravaca de la Cruz Region of Murcia 858.20
21 Cangas del Narcea Asturias 825.40
22 Antequera Andalusia 815.90
23 Requena Valencian Community 814.10
24 Hellín Castile–La Mancha 781
25 Jerez de los Caballeros Extremadura 739
26 Alburquerque Extremadura 725.70
27 Trujillo Extremadura 687.30
28 Utrera Andalusia 683.70
29 Santiago-Pontones Andalusia 682.50
30 Los Yébenes Castile–La Mancha 680
31 Chinchilla de Monte-Aragón Castile–La Mancha 678.60
32 Alcázar de San Juan Castile–La Mancha 668
33 Retuerta del Bullaque Castile–La Mancha 653
34 Mula Murcia 633.50
35 Ejea de los Caballeros Aragon 610.80
36 Madrid Community of Madrid 604.80
37 Níjar Andalusia 600.10
38 Alía Extremadura 599.40
39 Valencia de Alcántara Extremadura 596
40 Osuna Andalusia 592.70
41 Fuente Obejuna Andalusia 591.80
42 Montoro Andalusia 586.40
43 Sabiñánigo Aragon 586.30
44 Alhambra Castile–La Mancha 582.20
45 Piedrabuena Castile–La Mancha 564.20
46 Don Benito Extremadura 561.90
47 Cartagena Region of Murcia 559.10
48 Alcántara Extremadura 553
49 Baza Andalusia 545.20
50 Tineo Asturias 539.80

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