The Autonomous Communities of Spain
The Autonomous Communities of Spain are the parts into which the Spanish territory is divided and each one has its own characteristics and names.
Spain is politically divided into 17 regions called Autonomous Communities, plus two Autonomous Cities in North Africa which are Ceuta and Melilla.
The 17 Autonomous Communities of Spain are:
| Comunidades Autónomas | Gentilicios | |||
| masculino, femenino | ||||
| 1 | Andalusia | andaluz, andaluza | ||
| 2 | Aragón | aragonés, aragonesa | ||
| 3 | Asturias | asturiano, asturiana | ||
| 4 | Balearics | balear | ||
| 5 | Canarias | canario, canaria | ||
| 6 | Cantabria | cántabro, cántabra | ||
| 7 | Castilla-La Mancha | castellanomanchego, castellanomanchega | ||
| 8 | Castilla y León | castellanoleonés, castellanoleonesa | ||
| 9 | Catalonia | catalán, catalana | ||
| 10 | Extremadura | extremeño, extremeña | ||
| 11 | Galicia | gallego, gallega | ||
| 12 | La Rioja | riojano, riojana | ||
| 13 | Madrid | madrileño, madrileña | ||
| 14 | Murcia | murciano, murciana | ||
| 15 | Navarra | navarro, navarra | ||
| 16 | Basque Country | vasco, vasca | ||
| 17 | Valencia | valenciano, valenciana |
CiudadesAutónomas | Gentilicios | |||
| 1 | Ceuta | ceutí | ||
| 2 | Melilla | melillense |
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