The unemployment rate in Spain increased to a high of 27% in 2013 after the Great Recession of 2008. By 2016 the unemployment rate was 21%. The largest community, Andalusia, has the highest unemployment rate of any community at 31%.
List of autonomous communities by unemployment rate
| Autonomous community | Unemployment rate | Year |
|---|---|---|
 Andalusia |
24.7% | March 2018 |
 Aragon |
11.6% | March 2018 |
 Asturias |
15.0% | March 2018 |
 Canary Islands |
20.6% | March 2018 |
 Cantabria |
12.5% | March 2018 |
 Castilla–La Mancha |
20.7% | March 2018 |
 Castile and León |
13.9% | March 2018 |
 Catalonia |
12.2% | March 2018 |
 Ceuta |
31.4% | March 2018 |
.svg.png.webp){kind=small} Valencia |
17.1% | March 2018 |
.svg.png.webp){kind=small} Extremadura |
25.9% | March 2018 |
 Galicia |
15.1% | March 2018 |
 Balearic Islands |
17.4% | March 2018 |
.svg.png.webp){kind=small} La Rioja |
11.0% | March 2018 |
 Madrid |
13.4% | March 2018 |
 Melilla |
27.2% | March 2018 |
 Murcia |
18.6% | March 2018 |
 Navarre |
10.5% | March 2018 |
 Basque Country |
10.8% | March 2018 |
References
EPA - Encuesta de Población Activa de las Comunidades Autónomas 2020
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