This is a list of the municipalities in the province and autonomous community of Cantabria , Spain .
Name
Pop. Alfoz de Lloredo 2,593 Ampuero 3,602 Anievas 378 Arenas de Iguña 1,984 Argoños 1,000 Arnuero 1,900 Arredondo 598 El Astillero 14,202 Bárcena de Cicero 2,490 Bárcena de Pie de Concha 885 Bareyo 1,690 Cabezón de la Sal 7,639 Cabezón de Liébana 727 Cabuérniga 1,114 Camaleño 1,106 Camargo 23,914 Campoo de Enmedio 3,995 Campoo de Yuso 753 Cartes 3,681 Castañeda 1,582 Castro-Urdiales 22,394 Cieza 678 Cillorigo de Liébana 1,122 Colindres 6,911 Comillas 2,340 Los Corrales de Buelna 10,876 Corvera de Toranzo 1,937 Entrambasaguas 2,452 Escalante 719 Guriezo 1,784 Hazas de Cesto 1,247 Hermandad de Campoo de Suso 1,918 Herrerías 742 Lamasón 371 Laredo 12,563 Liendo 888 Liérganes 2,266 Limpias 1,389 Luena 914 Marina de Cudeyo 5,112 Mazcuerras 1,885 Medio Cudeyo 6,327 Meruelo 1,173 Miengo 3,762 Miera 496 Molledo 1,884 Noja 2,135 Penagos 1,750 Peñarrubia 324 Pesaguero 394 Pesquera 86 Piélagos 13,389 Polaciones 276 Polanco 3,700 Potes 1,590 Puente Viesgo 2,344 Ramales de la Victoria 2,231 Rasines 947 Reinosa 10,638 Reocín 7,022 Ribamontán al Mar 3,826 Ribamontán al Monte 2,008 Rionansa 1,341 Riotuerto 1,524 Las Rozas de Valdearroyo 317 Ruente 966 Ruesga 1,188 Ruiloba 729 San Felices de Buelna 2,209 San Miguel de Aguayo 152 San Pedro del Romeral 618 San Roque de Riomiera 482 San Vicente de la Barquera 4,412 Santa Cruz de Bezana 8,828 Santa María de Cayón 6,465 Santander 184,661 Santillana del Mar 3,950 Santiurde de Reinosa 327 Santiurde de Toranzo 1,546 Santoña 11,593 Saro 532 Selaya 1,998 Soba 1,614 Solórzano 1,000 Suances 6,649 Los Tojos 419 Torrelavega 56,180 Tresviso 55 Tudanca 245 Udías 823 Val de San Vicente 2,610 Valdáliga 2,503 Valdeolea 1,433 Valdeprado del Río 334 Valderredible 1,126 Vega de Liébana 985 Vega de Pas 1,003 Villacarriedo 1,756 Villaescusa 3,303 Villafufre 1,149 Villaverde de Trucíos 366 Voto 2,241
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In some autonomous communities , Catalan-valencian, Basque, and Galician are co-official; in the Val d'Aran, the Aranese dialect of Occitan is co-official After World War II, being one of few surviving fascist regimes in Europe, Spain was politically and economically isolated and was kept out of the United Nations until 1955, when it became strategically important for U.S. president Eisenhower to establish a military presence in the Iberian peninsula. Main article: Autonomous communities of Spain Spain consists of 17 autonomous communities (comunidades autónomas) and 2 autonomous cities (ciudades autónomas; Ceuta and Melilla).
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