NUTS statistical regions of Spain

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In the NUTS (Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics) codes of Spain (ES), the following are the first-level political and administrative divisions.

Overall

NUTS Codes

Level	Subdivisions	#
NUTS 1	Groups of autonomous communities (Agrupación de comunidades autónomas)	7
NUTS 2	Autonomous communities and cities (Comunidades y ciudades autónomas)	19
NUTS 3	Provinces + Islands + Ceuta and Melilla (Provincias + islas + Ceuta y Melilla)	59

Local administrative units

Below the NUTS levels, the two LAU (Local Administrative Units) levels are:

Level	Subdivisions	#
LAU 1	— (same as NUTS 3)	59
LAU 2	Municipalities (Municipios)	8114

The LAU codes of Spain can be downloaded here: [1]

NUTS codes

NUTS 1	Code	NUTS 2	Code	NUTS 3	Code
NOROESTE	ES1	Galicia	ES11	A Coruña	ES111
				Lugo	ES112
				Ourense	ES113
				Pontevedra	ES114
		Principality of Asturias	ES12	Asturias	ES120
		Cantabria	ES13	Cantabria	ES130
NORESTE	ES2	Basque Community	ES21	Álava/Araba	ES211
				Guipúzcoa/Gipuzkoa	ES212
				Vizcaya/Bizkaia	ES213
		Navarre	ES22	Navarre	ES220
		La Rioja	ES23	La Rioja	ES230
		Aragon	ES24	Huesca	>ES241
				Teruel	ES242
				Zaragoza	ES243
COM. DE MADRID	ES3	Madrid	ES30	Madrid	ES300
CENTRO	ES4	Castile-Leon	ES41	Ávila	ES411
				Burgos	ES412
				León	ES413
				Palencia	ES414
				Salamanca	ES415
				Segovia	ES416
				Soria	ES417
				Valladolid	ES418
				Zamora	ES419
		Castile-La Mancha	ES42	Albacete	ES421
				Ciudad Real	ES422
				Cuenca	ES423
				Guadalajara	ES424
				Toledo	ES425
		Extremadura	ES43	Badajoz	ES431
		Extremadura	ES43	Cáceres	ES432
ESTE	ES5	Catalonia	ES51	Barcelona	ES511
				Girona	ES512
				Lleida	ES513
				Tarragona	ES514
		Valencian Community	ES52	Alicante	ES521
				Castellón/Castelló	ES522
				Valencia	ES523
		Balearic Islands	ES53	Eivissa i Formentera	ES531
				Mallorca	ES532
				Menorca	ES533
SUR	ES6	Andalusia	ES61	Almería	ES611
				Cádiz	ES612
				Córdoba	ES613
				Granada	ES614
				Huelva	ES615
				Jaén	ES616
				Málaga	ES617
				Sevilla	ES618
		Region of Murcia	ES62	Murcia	ES620
		Ceuta	ES63	Ceuta	ES630
		Melilla	ES64	Melilla	ES640
CANARIAS	ES7	Canary Islands	ES70	El Hierro	ES703
				Fuerteventura	ES704
				Gran Canaria	ES705
				La Gomera	ES706
				La Palma	ES707
				Lanzarote	ES708
				Tenerife	ES709

Older Codes

In the 2003 version, the two provinces of the Canary Islands were coded as follows:

Las Palmas	ES701
Tenerife	ES702

Sources

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EU members	AT Austria BE Belgium BG Bulgaria CY Cyprus CZ Czech Republic DE Germany DK Denmark EE Estonia EL Greece ES Spain FI Finland FR France HR Croatia HU Hungary IE Ireland IT Italy LT Lithuania LU Luxembourg LV Latvia MT Malta NL Netherlands PL Poland PT Portugal RO Romania SE Sweden SI Slovenia SK Slovakia
Candidate countries	AL Albania ME Montenegro MK North Macedonia RS Serbia TR Turkey UA Ukraine
EFTA countries	CH Switzerland IS Iceland LI Liechtenstein NO Norway
Former EU members	UK United Kingdom
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