Spain is divided into 17 autonomous communities
The largest autonomous community in Spain is Andalucia, which comprises of Cadiz, Cordoba, Malaga, Granada, Jaen, Seville
Catalonia comprises of the provinces of Gerona, Barcelona, Taragona, Lleida and
The Valencian Community is made up of Castelleon, Valencia and Alicante provinces
Madrid Region
Galicia
Castile and Leon
Basque Country
Castilla La Mancha
Canary Islands
Murcia Region
Aragon
Extremadura
Balearic Islands
Asturias
Navarre
Cantabria
La Rioja
There are also two enclaves of Cueta and Melilla are located in Morocco, Africa.
The autonomous communities are then divded into provinces.
Andalucía
Andalucia is the largest of Spain's autonomous communities and comprises of seven provinces, namely:GranadaJaénAlmeriaCordobaSevillaMalagaCadizHuelvaAndalucia was occupied by the Muslim Moors from North Africa from Known as "El Andalus"The moors left an indelible mark on Spanish culture in the
Castile and León
Castile and León is the largest autonmous community in Spain (94 226 km²) and and comprises of nine provinces. ÁvilaBurgosLeónPalenciaSalamancaSegoviaSoriaValladolidZamoraCastile and León has suffered from substantial rural depopulation, but offers a great deal to those who might be looking to live in a traditional community where rural property prices offer excellent value for money.
Galicia
Map of Galicia Galicia is situated on Spain's Northwestern corner, above Portugal.It's distinct culture, language and landscape gives one the impression of being in anotherIt's less known Due to depopulation, property prices in some areas are cheap. The area features a dramitic landscape.
La Rioja
