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Gallo-Iberian languages

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Gallo-Iberian
Geographic distribution	France, Iberia (Portugal, Spain and Andorra), Northern Italy, and Switzerland
Linguistic classification	Indo-European Italic Romance Western Romance Gallo-Iberian
Language codes

Gallo-Romance languages

Gallo-Italic languages

Gallo-Italic group (as a subset group)
Venetian group (included as Gallo-Italian according to Ethnologue)
- Venetian proper
- Istriot (which classification is quite controversial and difficult)

Gallo-Rhaetian languages

Oïl languages
- French
  - Burgundian
  - Champenois
- Gallo
- Lorrain
- Franc-Comtois
- Norman
  - Anglo-Norman
  - Channel Island Norman
- Picard
- Poitevin-Saintongeais
  - Poitevin
  - Saintongeais
- Walloon
Franco-Provençal

Rhaeto-Romance
- Friulian
- Ladin
- Romansh

Occitano-Romance

Occitan
- Auvergnat
- Limousin
- Gascon
  - Béarnese
  - Aranese
- Languedocien
- Provençal
  - Niçard
  - Shuadit
Catalan
- Western Catalan
  - North-Western Catalan
  - Valencian
- Eastern Catalan

Ibero-Romance languages

West Iberian languages

Astur-Leonese group

Galician-Portuguese dialects

Spanish (Sometimes called Castillian)

See also

Western Romance languages

References

^ Occitano-Romance is sometimes included in Ibero-Romance. See

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Gallo-Iberian languages

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