Alt Camp
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| Province | Tarragona | ||
| Capital | Valls | ||
| Largest city | Valls | ||
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| Population | 35,635 (2001) | ||
| Area | 544.7 km2 | ||
| Population density | 65.4 per km2 | ||
| Municipalities | 23 | ||
Alt Camp is a comarca (county) in Catalonia, Spain. It is one of the three comarques into which Camp de Tarragona was divided in the comarcal division of 1936.
[edit] Municipalities
Populations are for 2001.
- Aiguamúrcia - pop. 648
- Alcover - pop. 3966
- Alió - pop. 375
- Bràfim - pop. 581
- Cabra del Camp - pop. 682
- Figuerola del Camp - pop. 287
- Els Garidells - pop. 175
- La Masó - pop. 280
- El Milà - pop. 162
- Mont-ral - pop. 154
- Montferri - pop. 159
- Nulles - pop. 359
- El Pla de Santa Maria - pop. 1669
- El Pont d'Armentera - pop. 527
- Puigpelat - pop. 634
- Querol - pop. 320
- La Riba - pop. 681
- Rodonyà - pop. 443
- El Rourell - pop. 256
- Vallmoll - pop. 1292
- Valls - pop. 20,232
- Vila-rodona - pop. 1001
- Vilabella - pop. 787
[edit] References
[edit] External links
- Official comarcal web site (Catalan)
- Informacion about Alt Camp from the Generalitat de Catalunya (Catalan)
| edit | Comarques of Catalonia | Image:Flag of Catalonia.svg |
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Alt Camp | Alt Empordà | Alt Penedès | Alt Urgell | Alta Ribagorça | Anoia | Bages | Baix Camp | Baix Ebre | Baix Empordà | Baix Llobregat | Baix Penedès | Barcelonès | Berguedà | Cerdanya | Conca de Barberà | Garraf | Garrigues | Garrotxa | Gironès | Maresme | Montsià | Noguera | Osona | Pallars Jussà | Pallars Sobirà | Pla de l'Estany | Pla d'Urgell | Priorat | Ribera d'Ebre | Ripollès | Segarra | Segrià | Selva | Solsonès | Tarragonès | Terra Alta | Urgell | Val d'Aran | Vallès Occidental | Vallès Oriental | ||
| Historical Comarques | ||
| Northern Catalonia: Alta Cerdanya | Capcir | Conflent | Rosselló | Vallespir | ||
