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List of municipalities in Málaga

List of municipalities in Málaga

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This is a list of the 103 municipalities in the province of Málaga, in the autonomous community of Andalusia, Spain.

Municipality Area
(km²)		 Population
2011[1]		 Population
2018[2]		 Comarca
Alameda 65.1 5,481 5,366 Antequera
Alcaucín 45.1 2,646 2,239 Axarquía
Alfarnate 34.0 1,295 1,105 Axarquía
Alfarnatejo 20.4 513 394 Axarquía
Algarrobo 9.7 6,229 6,367 Axarquía
Algatocín 19.7 870 778 Serranía de Ronda
Alhaurín de la Torre 82.7 37,020 39,911 Valle del Guadalhorce
Alhaurín el Grande 73.1 23,164 24,123 Valle del Guadalhorce
Almáchar 14.4 1,892 1,802 Axarquía
Almargen 34.4 2,160 1,984 Guadalteba
Almogía 162.9 4,081 3,770 Valle del Guadalhorce
Álora 169.6 13,273 12,951 Valle del Guadalhorce
Alozaina 33.9 2,210 2,016 Sierra de las Nieves
Alpandeire 31.2 276 252 Serranía de Ronda
Antequera 749.3 41,741 41,154 Antequera
Árchez 4.8 456 391 Axarquía
Archidona 185.6 8,754 8,288 Nororiental de Málaga
Ardales 106.5 2,607 2,493 Guadalteba
Arenas 26.3 1,339 1,177 Axarquía
Arriate 8.3 4,143 4,147 Serranía de Ronda
Atajate 10.9 171 169 Serranía de Ronda
Benadalid 20.7 259 225 Serranía de Ronda
Benahavís 145.4 5,053 7,989 Costa del Sol Occidental
Benalauría 19.8 510 443 Serranía de Ronda
Benalmádena 26.9 61,394 67,746 Costa del Sol Occidental
Benamargosa 12.1 1,676 1,496 Axarquía
Benamocarra 5.7 3,066 2,999 Axarquía
Benaoján 32.0 1,533 1,488 Serranía de Ronda
Benarrabá 24.9 558 458 Serranía de Ronda
El Borge 24.4 1,025 933 Axarquía
El Burgo 118.4 1,959 1,823 Sierra de las Nieves
Campillos 187.8 8,635 8,517 Guadalteba
Canillas de Aceituno 42.0 1,873 1,620 Axarquía
Canillas de Albaida 33.2 900 732 Axarquía
Cañete la Real 165.3 1,949 1,691 Guadalteba
Carratraca 22.4 840 748 Guadalteba
Cartajima 21.5 255 247 Serranía de Ronda
Cártama 105.1 23,225 25,758 Valle del Guadalhorce
Casabermeja 67.3 3,608 3,507 Antequera
Casarabonela 113.7 2,680 2,510 Sierra de las Nieves
Casares 162.4 5,276 6,121 Costa del Sol Occidental
Coín 127.4 21,692 21,716 Valle del Guadalhorce
Colmenar 66.0 3,560 3,392 Axarquía
Comares 25.5 1,508 1,323 Axarquía
Cómpeta 54.2 3,629 3,745 Axarquía
Cortes de la Frontera 175.8 3,515 3,181 Serranía de Ronda
Cuevas Bajas 16.5 1,475 1,392 Nororiental de Málaga
Cuevas de San Marcos 37.0 4,018 3,671 Nororiental de Málaga
Cuevas del Becerro 16.0 1,751 1,595 Guadalteba
Cútar 19.4 641 614 Axarquía
Estepona 137.5 64,468 67,012 Costa del Sol Occidental
Faraján 20.4 286 248 Serranía de Ronda
Frigiliana 40.5 3,149 3,086 Axarquía
Fuengirola 10.4 72,019 75,296 Costa del Sol Occidental
Fuente de Piedra 90.6 2,653 2,554 Antequera
Gaucín 98.2 1,692 1,573 Serranía de Ronda
Genalguacil 31.9 499 393 Serranía de Ronda
Guaro 22.4 2,226 2,182 Sierra de las Nieves
Humilladero 34.7 3,340 3,310 Antequera
Igualeja 43.9 887 762 Serranía de Ronda
Istán 99.3 1,463 1,458 Sierra de las Nieves
Iznate 7.5 924 863 Axarquía
Jimera de Líbar 27.2 458 376 Serranía de Ronda
Jubrique 39.3 718 559 Serranía de Ronda
Júzcar 33.7 239 225 Serranía de Ronda
Macharaviaya 7.2 496 442 Axarquía
Málaga (city) 395.2 561,435 571,026 Málaga - Costa del Sol
Manilva 35.6 13,510 14,977 Costa del Sol Occidental
Marbella 116.8 135,124 141,463 Costa del Sol Occidental
Mijas 148.8 74,028 80,630 Costa del Sol Occidental
Moclinejo 14.3 1,283 1,230 Axarquía
Mollina 74.6 5,115 5,020 Antequera
Monda 57.7 2,470 2,523 Sierra de las Nieves
Montecorto + 48.0 - 585 Serranía de Ronda
Montejaque 45.5 1,016 970 Serranía de Ronda
Nerja 85.1 21,086 21,061 Axarquía
Ojén 85.9 3,256 3,568 Sierra de las Nieves
Parauta 44.5 248 253 Serranía de Ronda
Periana 58.8 3,502 3,068 Axarquía
Pizarra 63.6 9,099 9,118 Valle del Guadalhorce
Pujerra 24.4 328 294 Serranía de Ronda
Rincón de la Victoria 28.5 41,040 46,093 Axarquía
Riogordo 40.0 3,030 2,701 Axarquía
Ronda + 385.0 36,473 33,978 Serranía de Ronda
Salares 10.3 231 174 Axarquía
Sayalonga 18.3 1,477 1,658 Axarquía
Sedella 31.6 672 606 Axarquía
Serrato + 48.2 - 477 Serranía de Ronda
Sierra de Yeguas 85.6 3,522 3,356 Antequera
Teba 142.9 4,116 3,818 Guadalteba
Tolox 94.4 2,296 2,083 Sierra de las Nieves
Torremolinos 19.9 66,270 68,262 Costa del Sol Occidental
Torrox 50.0 16,387 16,465 Axarquía
Totalán 9.2 738 715 Axarquía
Valle de Abdalajís 21.2 2,742 2,568 Valle del Guadalhorce
Vélez-Málaga 157.9 76,922 80,817 Axarquía
Villanueva de Algaidas 70.4 4,454 4,218 Nororiental de Málaga
Villanueva de la Concepción ++ 67.4 3,425 3,288 Antequera
Villanueva de Tapia 22.1 1,628 1,490 Nororiental de Málaga
Villanueva del Rosario 44.0 3,637 3,373 Nororiental de Málaga
Villanueva del Trabuco 59.2 5,399 5,300 Nororiental de Málaga
Viñuela 27.2 1,949 2,020 Axarquía
Yunquera 55.1 3,133 2,880 Sierra de las Nieves

+ two further municipalities, Montecorto and Serrato, were created in 2015 out of parts of Rondo municipality; the 2018 figure for Rondo reflects this change. ++ a new municipality, created in 2009 from part of Antequera municipality.

References[edit]

  1. ^ Census at 1 November 2011: Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Madrid.
  2. ^ Estimate at 1 January 2018: Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Madrid.

See also[edit]

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