Maritime Provinces (Spain)

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Last modified: 2004-10-30 by santiago dotor
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• Introduction
• Algeciras Maritime Province (AL)
• Alicante Maritime Province (AT)
• Almería Maritime Province (AM)
• Barcelona Maritime Province (BA)
• Bilbao Maritime Province (BI)
• Cádiz Maritime Province (CA)
• Cartagena Maritime Province (CT)
• Castellón de la Plana Maritime Province (CP)
• Ceuta Maritime Province (CU)
• Corunna Maritime Province (CO) (La Coruña)
• El Ferrol Maritime Province (FE)
• Gijón Maritime Province (GI)
• Huelva Maritime Province (HU)
• Ibiza Maritime Province (IB)
• Málaga Maritime Province (MA)
• Mahón Maritime Province (MH)
• Palma de Mallorca Maritime Province (PM)
• Melilla Maritime Province (MLL)
• Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Maritime Province (GC)
• San Sebastián Maritime Province (SS)
• Santander Maritime Province (ST)
• Seville Maritime Province (SE) (Sevilla)
• Tarragona Maritime Province (TA)
• Santa Cruz de Tenerife Maritime Province (TE)
• Valencia Maritime Province (VA)
• Vigo Maritime Province (VI)
• Villagarcía de Arosa Maritime Province (VILL)

Former Maritime Provinces, currently part of another Maritime Province:

• Canarias Maritime Province (1845-1867), nowadays divided into Las Palmas de Gran Canaria and Santa Cruz de Tenerife Maritime Provinces
• Gerona Maritime Province (1933-1935), nowadays part of Barcelona Maritime Province
• Mataró Maritime Province (1845-1894), nowadays part of Barcelona Maritime Province
• Motril Maritime Province (1845-1858 and 1868-1894), nowadays part of Málaga Maritime Province
• Palamós Maritime Province (1845-1894), nowadays part of Barcelona Maritime Province
• Pontevedra Maritime Province 1905-1933, nowadays part of Vigo Maritime Province
• Sanlúcar de Barrameda Maritime Province (1845-1894), nowadays part of Seville Maritime Province
• Tortosa Maritime Province (1845-1866), later Vinaroz Maritime Province (1866-1894), nowadays part of Tarragona Maritime Province
• Vivero Maritime Province (1845-1858), later Ribadeo Maritime Province (1858-1894), nowadays part of El Ferrol Mari