Sevilla (province)

the province Sevilla (Spanish Provincia de Sevilla) is one of the eight provinces of the autonomous region Andalusien in south Spain.

Table of contents 1 geographical situation of 2 population of 3 largest places 4 climate 5 see also

Geographical layer

the province Sevilla borders on the provinces Málaga, Cádiz, Huelva, Badajoz (Extremadura) and Córdoba.

Sevilla lies in the Beti lowlandses, which are crossed by the river Guadalquivir from the north to southwest. Its delta into the Atlantic formsan extensive level, which is surrounded by mountain terraces. There together with the province Huelva divides Sevilla the national park Coto de Doñana.

Further larger river courses of the region are i.e. supplies of the Guadalquivir, the Genil, the Guadaira and the Viar.

In the north bordersthe province to a set of mountain courses, which belong to the Sierra Morena.

population

the surface of the province extends over 14.001 km ², the number of inhabitants amounts to 1.813.908 persons (2005), on whom 40% in the capital live.

The capital of the province is Sevilla, at the same time is it also the capital Andalusiens.

largest ones of places

(conditions: 1. January 2005)

Municipality	inhabitant
Sevilla	704,154
DOS Hermanas	112,273
Alcalá de Guadaíra	63,237
Utrera	47,429
Écija	38,911
Mairena del Aljarafe	38,770
lot Palacios y Villafranca	34,648
La Rinconada	32.525
Morón de la Frontera	28,117
Carmona	26,926
Camas	25,768
Coria del Río	25,735
Lebrija	24,866
San Juan de Aznalfarache	20,170
Tomares	20,127
Lora del Río	18,861
Marchena	18,719
Arahal	18,655
Mairena del Alcor	18,075
Osuna	17,431
El Viso del Alcor	17,194
Castilleja de la Cuesta	Cabezas
de San Juan 16,055 [	work on

climate

it prevails mediterranes climate, which is affected by this however by the proximity of the Atlantic ocean.

see also

• list of the municipalities in the province Sevilla