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Coat of arms	State	Area (km²)	Population	Pop. per km²	Capital	add.	GDP per Capita in Euro
	Baden-Württemberg	35,752	10,755,000	301	Stuttgart	BW	34,885
	Bavaria	70,552	12,542,000	178	Munich	BY	35,443
	Berlin	892	3,469,000	3,890	–	BE	28,806
	Brandenburg	29,479	2,500,000	85	Potsdam	BB	22,074
	Bremen	419	661,000	1,577	–	HB	42,405
	Hamburg	755	1,788,000	2,368	–	HH	52,401
	Hesse	21,115	6,066,000	287	Wiesbaden	HE	37,509
	Lower Saxony	47,609	7,914,000	166	Hanover	NI	28,350
	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern	23,180	1,639,000	71	Schwerin	MV	21,404
	North Rhine- Westphalia	34,085	17,837,000	523	Düsseldorf	NW	32,882
	Rhineland-Palatinate	19,853	3,999,000	202	Mainz	RP	28,311
	Saarland	2,569	1,018,000	400	Saarbrücken	SL	30,098
	Saxe	18,416	4,143,000	227	Dresden	SN	22,980
	Saxony-Anhalt	20,446	2,331,000	116	Magdeburg	ST	22,427
	Schleswig-Holstein	15,799	2,833,000	179	Kiel	SH	25,947
	Thuringia	16,172	2,231,000	138	Erfurt	TH	21,663
	Alsace	Strasbourg	8,280
	Aquitaine	Bordeaux	41,309
	Auvergne	Clermont-Ferrand	26,013
	Bretagne	Rennes	27,208
	Bourgogne	Dijon	31,582
	Centre	Orléans
	Champagne-Ardenne	Châlons-en- Champagne
	Franche-Comté	Besançon
	Île-de-France	Paris
	Languedoc-Roussillon	Montpellier
	Limousin	Limoges
	Lorraine	Metz
	Basse-Normandie	Caen	Western half of former province of Normandy	Laurent Beauvais (PS)
	Midi-Pyrénées	Toulouse	None; created for Toulouse	Martin Malvy (PS)
	Nord-Pas-de-Calais	Lille	Nord and Pas-de-Calais departments	Daniel Percheron (PS)
	Pays de la Loire	Nantes	None; created for Nantes	Jacques Auxiette (PS)
	Picardie	Amiens	Former province of Picardy	Claude Gewerc (PS)
	Poitou-Charentes	Poitiers	Former province of Poitou	Ségolène Royal (PS)
	Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur (PACA)	Marseille	Provence plus the former county of Nice, principality of Orange and Avignon	Michel Vauzelle (PS)
	Rhône-Alpes	Lyon	Created for Lyon from Dauphiné and Lyonnais provinces and Savoy	Jean-Jack Queyranne
	Haute-Normandie	Rouen	Eastern half of former province of Normandy	Alain Le Vern (PS)
	Corse	Ajaccio	Territorial collectivity	Paul Giacobbi (PRG)
Andalusia	Junta of Andalusia	Council of Government	President	Susana Díaz	Parliament of Andalusia	Nationality
Aragon		Government	President	Luisa Fernanda Rudi	Cortes of Aragon	Nationality
Asturias		Council of Government	President	Javier Fernández Fernández	General Junta of Asturias	Region[a]
Balearic Islands		Government	President	José Ramón Bauzà	Parliament of the Balearic Islands	Nationality
Basque Country		Government	Lehendakari[b]	Iñigo Urkullu	Parliament of the Basque Country	Nationality
Canary Islands		Government	President	Paulino Rivero	Parliament of the Canary Islands	Nationality
Cantabria		Government	President	Ignacio Diego Palacios	Parliament of Cantabria	Region[a]
Castile-La Mancha	Junta of Communities	Council of Government	President	María Dolores de Cospedal	Cortes of Castile-La Mancha	Region
Castile and León		Junta of Castile and León	President	Juan Vicente Herrera	Cortes of Castile and León	Region[a]
Catalonia	Generalitat of Catalonia	Government	President	Artur Mas	Parliament of Catalonia	Nationality
Extremadura		Government	President	José Antonio Monago Terraza	Assembly of Extremadura	Region
Galicia		Xunta of Galicia	President	Alberto Núñez Feijóo	Parliament of Galicia	Nationality
La Rioja		Government	President	Pedro Sanz Alonso	Parliament of La Rioja	Region
Madrid		Government	President	Ignacio González González	Assembly of Madrid	Community[c]
Murcia		Council of Government	President	Ramón Luis Valcárcel Siso	Regional Assembly of Murcia	Region
Navarre	Chartered Institutions	Government	President	Yolanda Barcina	Parliament of Navarre	Chartered community[d]
Valencian Community	Generalitat Valenciana	Council of Government	President	Alberto Fabra	Corts of the Valencian Community	Nationalit
Abruzzo	L'Aquila	10,763	1,311,803	122	305	Ordinary	Luciano D'Alfonso
Aosta Valley	Aosta	3,263	127,897	39	74	Autonomous	Augusto Rollandin
Apulia	Bari	19,358	4,050,300	209	258	Ordinary	Nichi Vendola
Basilicata	Potenza	9,995	575,688	58	131	Ordinary	Marcello Pittella
Calabria	Catanzaro	15,081	1,957,716	130	409	Ordinary	Giuseppe Scopelliti
Campania	Naples	13,590	6,167,394	454	551	Ordinary	Stefano Caldoro
Emilia-Romagna	Bologna	22,446	4,379,349	194	348	Ordinary	Vasco Errani
Friuli-Venezia Giulia	Trieste	7,858	1,222,008	155	218	Autonomous	Debora Serracchiani
Lazio	Rome	17,236	5,559,865	322	378	Ordinary	Nicola Zingaretti
Liguria	Genoa	5,422	1,564,275	289	235	Ordinary	Claudio Burlando
Lombardy	Milan	23,861	9,810,339	409	1544	Ordinary	Roberto Maroni
Marche	Ancona	9,366	1,545,215	165	239	Ordinary	Gian Mario Spacca
Molise	Campobasso	4,438	313,138	70	136	Ordinary	Paolo Di Laura Frattura
Piedmont	Turin	25,402	4,373,736	172	1206	Ordinary	Sergio Chiamparino
Sardinia	Cagliari	24,090	1,641,047	68	377	Autonomous	Francesco Pigliaru
Sicily	Palermo	25,711	4,999,198	194	390	Autonomous	Rosario Crocetta
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol	Trento	13,607	1,040,966	76	333	Autonomous	Arno Kompatscher
Tuscany	Florence	22,994	3,692,433	160	287	Ordinary	Enrico Rossi
Umbria	Perugia	8,456	886,503	105	92	Ordinary	Catiuscia Marini
Veneto	Venice	18,399	4,885,271	264	581	Ordinary	Luca Zaia

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