This is a list of the 45 municipalities in the province and autonomous community of Murcia, Spain, with their land areas and their populations at the Censuses of 2001, 2011 and 2021.

Name Area
(km2)		 Population
(2001)[1]		 Population
(2011)[2]		 Population
(2021)[3]
Abanilla 235.6 6,166 6,510 6,047
Abarán 114.9 12,513 13,157 13,080
Águilas 251.8 27,771 34,395 35,310
Albudeite 17.0 1,368 1,424 1,393
Alcantarilla 16.2 34,303 41,406 42,619
Los Alcázares 19.8 8,470 15,628 16,958
Aledo 49.7 1,017 1,044 1,084
Alguazas 23.7 7,068 9,356 9,819
Alhama de Murcia 311.6 16,316 20,560 22,475
Archena 16.4 14,964 18,426 19,492
Beniel 10.1 8,469 11,057 11,508
Blanca 87.3 5,787 6,448 6,573
Bullas 82.2 11,008 12,244 11,609
Calasparra 184.9 9,258 10,585 10,118
Campos del Río 47.3 2,046 2,201 2,064
Caravaca de la Cruz 858.8 22,963 26,088 25,659
Cartagena 558.0 184,686 215,757 215,826
Cehegín 299.3 14,418 15,946 14,935
Ceutí 10.3 7,696 10,899 12,286
Cieza 367.0 33,017 35,195 35,179
Fortuna 149.3 7,149 9,928 10,665
Fuente Álamo de Murcia 273.5 11,583 16,117 17,253
Jumilla 969.2 22,113 25,496 26,107
Librilla 56.5 3,925 4,812 5,394
Lorca 1,675.3 77,477 91,849 95,726
Lorquí 15.8 5,644 6,932 7,307
Mazarrón 318.9 20,841 34,422 33,377
Molina de Segura 169.5 46,905 66,771 73,593
Moratalla 954.9 8,595 8,305 7,807
Mula 634.1 14,611 17,082 17,124
Murcia 886.0 370,745 437,667 459,778
Ojós 45.3 579 578 501
Pliego 29.4 3,413 4,049 3,913
Puerto Lumbreras 144.7 11,331 14,502 16,219
Ricote 86.7 1,556 1,451 1,281
San Javier 75.1 20,125 31,901 33,489
San Pedro del Pinatar 22.3 16,678 23,981 26,465
Santomera 44.2 11,726 15,547 16,116
Torre-Pacheco 189.4 24,332 33,419 37,039
Las Torres de Cotillas 38.8 16,450 21,478 21,907
Totana 288.9 24,657 30,733 32,835
Ulea 40.0 970 926 866
La Unión 24.8 14,541 18,965 20,560
Villanueva del Río Segura 13.2 1,572 2,440 3,271
Yecla 605.6 30,824 34,448 35,052
Totals 1,197,646 1,462,125 1,518,279

See also

References

  1. ↑ Census at 1 November 2001: Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Madrid.
  2. ↑ Census at 1 November 2011: Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Madrid.
  3. ↑ Census at 1 January 2021: Instituto Nacional de Estadística, Madrid.
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