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Provinces of Spain by deaths
Barcelona province had the highest deaths of 52 provinces in 2013, at 44,407. Melilla province had the lowest, at 461. The median was 5,411 and the figure for Spain was 390,419. Source: the Instituto Nacional de Estadística.
Barcelona province Barcelona province: 44,407 count 44,407 Madrid province Madrid province: 42,393 count 42,393 Valencia province Valencia province: 21,007 count 21,007 Seville province Seville province: 14,636 count 14,636 Alicante province Alicante province: 14,541 count 14,541 Asturias province Asturias province: 12,722 count 12,722 A Coruña province A Coruña province: 12,147 count 12,147 Málaga province Málaga province: 11,633 count 11,633 Biscay province Biscay province: 10,743 count 10,743 Murcia province Murcia province: 10,115 count 10,115 Cádiz province Cádiz province: 9,438 count 9,438 Zaragoza province Zaragoza province: 9,232 count 9,232 Pontevedra province Pontevedra province: 8,804 count 8,804 Balearic Islands province Balearic Islands province: 7,660 count 7,660 Granada province Granada province: 7,507 count 7,507 Córdoba province Córdoba province: 7,160 count 7,160 Santa Cruz de Tenerife province Santa Cruz de Tenerife province: 6,856 count 6,856 Las Palmas province Las Palmas province: 6,765 count 6,765 Badajoz province Badajoz province: 6,608 count 6,608 Tarragona province Tarragona province: 6,522 count 6,522 Gipuzkoa province Gipuzkoa province: 6,394 count 6,394 Jaén province Jaén province: 6,199 count 6,199 León province León province: 5,855 count 5,855 Girona province Girona province: 5,803 count 5,803 Cantabria province Cantabria province: 5,603 count 5,603 Toledo province Toledo province: 5,499 count 5,499 Navarre province Navarre province: 5,323 count 5,323 Ciudad Real province Ciudad Real province: 5,020 count 5,020 Castellón province Castellón province: 4,971 count 4,971 Lugo province Lugo province: 4,941 count 4,941 Almería province Almería province: 4,737 count 4,737 Valladolid province Valladolid province: 4,585 count 4,585 Ourense province Ourense province: 4,541 count 4,541 Cáceres province Cáceres province: 4,435 count 4,435 Huelva province Huelva province: 4,380 count 4,380 Lleida province Lleida province: 4,075 count 4,075 Salamanca province Salamanca province: 3,792 count 3,792 Burgos province Burgos province: 3,754 count 3,754 Albacete province Albacete province: 3,508 count 3,508 La Rioja province La Rioja province: 2,871 count 2,871 Zamora province Zamora province: 2,686 count 2,686 Álava province Álava province: 2,583 count 2,583 Huesca province Huesca province: 2,439 count 2,439 Cuenca province Cuenca province: 2,395 count 2,395 Ávila province Ávila province: 2,064 count 2,064 Palencia province Palencia province: 2,025 count 2,025 Guadalajara province Guadalajara province: 1,806 count 1,806 Teruel province Teruel province: 1,682 count 1,682 Segovia province Segovia province: 1,681 count 1,681 Soria province Soria province: 1,065 count 1,065 Ceuta province Ceuta province: 531 count 531 Melilla province Melilla province: 461 count 461 count. Source: INE . Retrieved 2026-10-07. Full ranking Rank Provinces 2013count Change on 2012 1 Barcelona province 44,407 -3.3% 2 Madrid province 42,393 -0.9% 3 Valencia province 21,007 -5% 4 Seville province 14,636 -3.1% 5 Alicante province 14,541 -4.4% 6 Asturias province 12,722 -3.3% 7 A Coruña province 12,147 +1.3% 8 Málaga province 11,633 -3.3% 9 Biscay province 10,743 -4.5% 10 Murcia province 10,115 -5.3% 11 Cádiz province 9,438 -3.3% 12 Zaragoza province 9,232 -2.3% 13 Pontevedra province 8,804 -3.1% 14 Balearic Islands province 7,660 -5.1% 15 Granada province 7,507 -5.7% 16 Córdoba province 7,160 -5.1% 17 Santa Cruz de Tenerife province 6,856 -4.9% 18 Las Palmas province 6,765 -1.5% 19 Badajoz province 6,608 -3% 20 Tarragona province 6,522 -2.8% 21 Gipuzkoa province 6,394 -1.8% 22 Jaén province 6,199 -3.6% 23 León province 5,855 -2.2% 24 Girona province 5,803 -5.5% 25 Cantabria province 5,603 -3.6% 26 Toledo province 5,499 -3% 27 Navarre province 5,323 -1% 28 Ciudad Real province 5,020 -5.4% 29 Castellón province 4,971 -0.3% 30 Lugo province 4,941 -2.3% 31 Almería province 4,737 -4.3% 32 Valladolid province 4,585 -3.8% 33 Ourense province 4,541 -4% 34 Cáceres province 4,435 -2.2% 35 Huelva province 4,380 -4.6% 36 Lleida province 4,075 -2.7% 37 Salamanca province 3,792 -3.1% 38 Burgos province 3,754 -4.8% 39 Albacete province 3,508 -4.2% 40 La Rioja province 2,871 -5% 41 Zamora province 2,686 +0.1% 42 Álava province 2,583 +2.5% 43 Huesca province 2,439 -4.7% 44 Cuenca province 2,395 -3.1% 45 Ávila province 2,064 -1.8% 46 Palencia province 2,025 -3.2% 47 Guadalajara province 1,806 -7.1% 48 Teruel province 1,682 -1.8% 49 Segovia province 1,681 +0.4% 50 Soria province 1,065 -3% 51 Ceuta province 531 +9% 52 Melilla province 461 -2.1%
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How to cite Instituto Nacional de Estadística (INE). Movimiento natural de la población: defunciones por residencia (tablas 6545 y 6546). https://www.ine.es/jaxiT3/Tabla.htm?t=6545. Retrieved 2026-10-07.Use this data in your AI agent Invokely serves this figure to AI assistants through MCP and to code through a REST API, with the source and citation attached. Ask your assistant:
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Questions Which province has the highest deaths? Barcelona province, with 44,407 in 2013, according to the Instituto Nacional de Estadística.
Which province has the lowest deaths? Melilla province, with 461 in 2013.
Where does this ranking come from? Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Movimiento natural de la población: defunciones por residencia (tablas 6545 y 6546). Retrieved 2026-10-07.
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