Catalan Language - Geographic Distribution

Geographic Distribution

The Catalan / Valencian cultural domain
Language
  • Alphabet
  • Grammar
  • History
  • Old Catalan
  • Phonology
  • Acadèmia Valenciana de la Llengua
  • Institut d'Estudis Catalans
  • Institut Ramon Llull
  • Fundació Ramon Llull
History
  • History of Andorra
  • History of Catalonia
  • Crown of Aragon
    • Kingdom of Majorca
    • Kingdom of Valencia
    • Principality of Catalonia
  • Catalan constitutions
  • Furs of Valencia
  • Treaty of the Pyrenees
  • Nueva Planta decrees
Geo-political divisions
  • Andorra
  • Balearic Islands
  • Catalonia
  • Northern Catalonia
  • Valencian Community
  • Alghero
  • El Carxe
  • La Franja
    See Països Catalans
Government and politics
  • General Council of Andorra
  • Generalitat de Catalunya
  • General Council of the Pyrénées-Orientales
  • Generalitat Valenciana
  • Govern de les Illes Balears
  • Politics of Andorra
  • Politics of Catalonia
  • Catalan nationalism
  • Valencian nationalism
Traditions and symbols
  • Caganer
  • Castells
  • Correfoc
  • Falles
  • Fogueres de Sant Joan
  • Gegants i capgrossos
  • Moros i cristians
  • Muixeranga
  • Saint George's Day
  • Sardana
  • Tió de Nadal
  • Cuisine
  • Coca
  • Ensaïmada
  • Pa amb tomàquet
  • Paella
  • Myths and legends
  • Symbols
  • Traditions
Arts
  • Decadència
  • Renaixença
  • Modernisme
  • Noucentisme
  • Salvador Dalí
  • Antoni Gaudí
  • Lluís Llach
  • Ramon Llull
  • Ausiàs March
  • Joan Miró
  • Joaquín Sorolla
  • Antoni Tàpies
  • Jacint Verdaguer
  • Music
  • Nova Cançó
  • Rock català
  • Rumba catalana
  • Literature

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