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Open explorerThe highest value is Gipuzkoa (20,790 €) and the lowest Almería (12,244 €).
SPAIN · INTERACTIVE ATLAS
Mean net income per person · 2024
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- Up to 13,509 €
- 13,509 € to 14,794 €
- 14,794 € to 15,608 €
- 15,608 € to 16,589 €
- 16,589 € to 20,790 €
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Derived from Administrative Units IGN / CNIG · CC BY 4.0 · Retrieved Oct 26, 2026. Canarias, Ceuta and Melilla use insets at different scales. Simplified navigation boundaries; the source does not specify their effective date.
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The map selects territories; colour indicates selection. Each view retains the source, period and unit of its published series. Nominal euros, not adjusted for inflation. Differences between years alone do not measure changes in purchasing power.
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Each figure shows its period and source. Population is offered here only when one period covers all 52 provinces; partial series are available in Free exploration.
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The planned journey begins with an account and a private draft. Each submission will include data, sources and limitations. Moderators will review it before it appears in the community, with a link for sharing on social media. Registration and study submissions are not available yet.
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Population & demographics
How many people live in each place and how the population changes.
Partial coverageHealth & healthcare
What people die of and how long they live in each province, how many health professionals there are and, by community, how long people wait in public healthcare and which medicines are prescribed.
Partial coveragePolitics & society
Elections, turnout, public opinion and social conditions.
Partial coverageIncome & earnings
Income, distribution and differences across households and workers.
AvailableHousing & rent
Rental costs and access to housing.
Partial coverageRecorded crime
Which offenses are recorded, where, and how the figures change over time.
Partial coverageWork & economy
Employment, activity, business and economic structure.
Partial coverageEducation
Educational attainment and differences between places.
Partial coverageSocial conversation
What people say online, with signs of spam or automated activity.
In preparationEvery place has
its own context.
Find any municipality in Spain to see its population, income, housing, jobs and the rest of the published data, each with its date and source.
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Values come with a source and the date they refer to.
When a comparison makes sense
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What the data can tell us
A missing value does not mean zero. Two variables changing together does not establish that one causes the other.
What the data cannot tell you matters too.
Finding a relationship is a starting point. Forecasts and causal research need methods, assumptions and validation. These tools still need to be built.