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List of Spanish provinces; the initial order is by sequence counter-clockwise (i.e. from the junction of the Atlantic coast and the border with France, by sea to the junction of the Mediterranean coast and the border with France). | Province | Coastline (km) | Sequence | | Guipúzcoa | 66 | 1 | | Vizcaya | 154 | 2 | | Cantabria | 284 | 3 | | Asturias | 401 | 4 | | Lugo | 144 | 5 | | A Coruña | 956 | 6 | | Pontevedra | 398 | 7 | | Huelva | 122 | 8 | | Cádiz | 285 | 9 | | Málaga | 208 | 10 | | Granada | 81 | 11 | | Almería | 249 | 12 | | Murcia | 274 | 13 | | Alicante | 244 | 14 | | Valencia | 135 | 15 | | Castellón | 139 | 16 | | Tarragona | 278 | 17 | | Barcelona | 161 | 18 | | Girona | 260 | 19 | | Islas Baleares | 1428 | * | | Las Palmas | 815 | * | | Santa Cruz de Tenerife | 768 | * |
- Islands and islets of peninsular provinces are not included.
Sources- Dirección General del Instituto Geográfico Nacional.
See also- List of Spanish provinces by area
- List of Spanish provinces by population
- List of Spanish autonomous communities by area
- List of Spanish autonomous communities by population
- Geography of Spain
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