Ranking of the Most Populated Spanish Autonomous Communities (2007)

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Spain is one of the most populated countries of the European Union. Just like the rest of the euro area, however, its worldwide demographic weight has decreased in recent years due to high birth rate in other world regions and countries. Within Spain, the most populated Autonomous Communities are Andalusia and Catalonia (both of which have been affected by recent waves of immigration), while the least populated ones are La Rioja and Cantabria. There is another Classora ranking that displays the population density of the different Autonomous Communities of the Spanish State.

Author: ivy (Updated May 28, 2014)
Sources: Classora Rankings Group

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	Autonomous Community	Inhabitants (people)
1	Spain	45,200,736
2	Andalusia	8,059,461
3	Catalonia	7,210,508
4	Comunidad de Madrid	6,081,689
5	Valencian Community	4,885,029
6	Galicia	2,772,533
7	Castilla y León	2,528,417
8	Basque Country	2,141,860
9	Canary Islands	2,025,951
10	Castilla-La Mancha	1,977,304
11	Región de Murcia	1,392,117
12	Aragon	1,296,655
13	Extremadura	1,089,990
14	Principado de Asturias	1,074,862
15	Balearic Islands	1,030,650
16	Comunidad Foral de Navarra	605,876
17	Cantabria	572,824
18	La Rioja	308,968
19	Ceuta	76,603
20	Melilla	69,440