Ranking of the Largest Municipalities in Aragón

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This report contains the list of all the municipalities in Aragón ordered by their area. The information comes from the National Geographic Institute (NGI). In Ancient Rome, a municipium (Latin word which gave rise to the Spanish word "municipio") was a free city governed by its own rules. That has little to do with current city halls, however. In fact, municipalities in Spain were mapped out in the 19th and 20th centuries around the most representative population nuclei of each territory. Even so, as can be confirmed in this report, the surface areas of different ones vary greatly.

Author: ivy (Updated Jun 8, 2010)
Sources: Classora Rankings Group National Geographic Institute

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	Municipality	Area (km2)
1	Zaragoza	1,063.50
2	Ejea de los Caballeros	610.80
3	Sabiñánigo	586.30
4	Caspe	503.40
5	Alcañiz	472.40
6	Albarracín	449.70
7	Teruel	440.50
8	Fraga	438.70
9	Jaca	411.20
10	Tauste	405.20
11	Zuera	369.70
12	Calamocha	316.80
13	Pina de Ebro	309.60
14	Luna	308.30
15	Mequinenza	306.90
16	Graus	301.60
17	Sástago	301.60
18	Aínsa-Sobrarbe	284.90
19	Puebla de Valverde (La)	282.80
20	Sariñena	276.90
21	Belchite	275.00
22	Mosqueruela	264.80
23	Tarazona	244.10
24	Valle de Hecho	234.40
25	Benasque	234.10
26	Castellote	233.30
27	Uncastillo	231.60
28	Ansó	223.10
29	Fueva (La)	219.80
30	Peñas de Riglos (Las)	217.80
31	Sos del Rey Católico	216.90
32	Albalate del Arzobispo	206.00
33	Almudévar	202.50
34	Bielsa	202.10
35	Aliaga	196.30
36	Épila	195.30
37	Caldearenas	192.20
38	Gurrea de Gállego	192.10
39	Biescas	189.50
40	Fanlo	187.80
41	Torla	185.70
42	Lanaja	184.10
43	Monegrillo	183.20
44	Maella	176.10
45	Montanuy	174.80
46	Loporzano	170.60
47	Fiscal	170.40
48	Manzanera	168.20
49	Mora de Rubielos	167.60
50	Fortanete	167.50