Ranked lists of Spanish autonomous communities

This article includes several ranked indicators for Spain's autonomous communities, as well as for the autonomous cities of Ceuta and Melilla.

Geography

Autonomous community	Population (2018)^[1]	Area (km²)	Density (Pop. km²)	Coastline length (km)
Andalusia	8,384,408	87,268	96	945
Aragon	1,308,728	47,719	27	0
Asturias	1,028,244	10,604	97	401
Balearic Islands	1,128,908	4,992	226	1,428
Basque Country	2,199,088	7,234	304	246
Canary Islands	2,127,685	7,447	286	1,583
Cantabria	580,229	5,321	109	284
Castile and León	2,409,164	94,223	26	0
Castile-La Mancha	2,026,808	79,463	26	0
Catalonia	7,600,065	32,114	237	699
Ceuta (City)	85,144	18.5	4,602	26
Extremadura	1,072,863	41,634	26	0
Galicia	2,701,743	29,574	91	1,498
La Rioja	315,675	5,045	63	0
Madrid	6,578,079	8,028	819	0
Melilla (City)	86,384	12.3	7,023	12
Murcia	1,478,509	11,313	131	274
Navarre	647,554	10,391	62	0
Valencian Community	4,963,703	23,255	213	518
Spain	46,722,980	505,992	92	7,914

Median Income

The following table shows the difference in median income for each of the 17 autonomous communities of Spain. The data was provided by Adecco and the INE. The wealthiest Spaniards are from the Basque Country, with a median income of €27,174. The poorest Spaniards reside in Extremadura, where median income is €18,662. The data was for 2016.

#	Autonomous community	Average income^[2] (€)
1	Basque Country	27,174
2	Madrid	27,062
3	Navarre	24,290
4	Catalonia	24,094
5	Asturias	22,722
6	Cantabria	22,148
7	Aragon	21,406
8	Balearic Islands	21,322
9	La Rioja	21,126
10	Valencia	20,804
11	Andalusia	20,650
11	Castilla La Mancha	20,636
13	Murcia	20,566
14	Castile and León	20,538
15	Galicia	20,258
16	Canary Islands	19,628
17	Extremadura	18,662
Spain		22,904

By GRP

GRP (nominal)

Spanish autonomies by gross regional product (nominal) in 2017,^[3] shown in euros and converted to United States dollars according to annual exchange rates.^[4]

#	Autonomous community	Millions of EUR (2017)	US$MM	Comparable country
1	Catalonia	223,139	252,158	Finland
2	Community of Madrid	219,976	248,584	Finland
3	Andalusia	155,213	175,399	Algeria
4	Valencian Community	108,781	122,928	Angola
5	Basque Country	71,743	81,073	Ethiopia
6	Galicia	60,824	68,734	Croatia
7	Castile and León	57,094	64,519	Myanmar
8	Canary Islands	44,206	49,955	Slovenia
9	Castile–La Mancha	40,046	45,254	Lithuania
10	Aragon	36,054	40,743	Ivory Coast
11	Region of Murcia	30,344	34,290	Luxembourg
12	Balearic Islands	29,911	33,801	Cameroon
13	Asturias	22,708	25,661	Estonia
14	Navarre	19,827	22,406	Cambodia
15	Extremadura	18,520	20,929	Afghanistan
16	Cantabria	13,083	14,784	Mali
17	La Rioja	8,137	9,195	Guinea
18	Ceuta	1,660	1,876	Belize
19	Melilla	1,523	1,721	Cape Verde
Total: Spain		1,162,789	1,314,011	Australia

GRP per capita

Spanish autonomies by GRP per capita in euros,^[5] and converted to United States dollars according to annual exchange rates. For the national GDP per capita, the euro figure is converted from US dollars.

#	Autonomous community	EUR (2017)	US$	Comparable country
—	Spain	25,095	28,359^[6]	Kuwait
1	Community of Madrid	33,809	38,206	Japan
2	Basque Country	33,088	37,391	United Arab Emirates
3	Navarre	30,914	34,934	United Arab Emirates
4	Catalonia	29,936	33,829	Italy
5	Aragon	27,403	30,967	Bahamas
6	La Rioja	26,044	29,431	Brunei
7	Balearic Islands	25,772	29,124	Brunei
8	Castile and León	23,555	26,618	Malta
9	Cantabria	22,513	25,441	Cyprus
10	Galicia	22,497	25,423	Cyprus
11	Valencian Community	22,055	24,923	Cyprus
12	Asturias	22,046	24,913	Cyprus
13	Region of Murcia	20,585	23,262	Slovenia
14	Canary Islands	20,425	23,081	Slovenia
15	Castile–La Mancha	19,681	22,241	Portugal
16	Ceuta	19,524	22,063	Portugal
17	Andalusia	18,470	20,872	Saudi Arabia
18	Melilla	17,945	20,279	Czech Republic
19	Extremadura	17,262	19,507	Estonia