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LEspagne, en forme longue le royaume d'Espagne (respectivement en espagnol : España et Reino de España), est un État souverain transcontinental d'Europe du Sud, et d'Europe de l'Ouest, qui occupe la plus grande partie de la péninsule Ibérique. Le pays a une superficie de et une population de d'habitants. L'Espagne est bordée au nord-est par les Pyrénées, qui constituent une frontière naturelle avec la France et l'Andorre; à l'est et au sud-est par la mer Méditerranée, au sud-sud-ouest par le territoire britannique de Gibraltar et le détroit du même nom, ce dernier séparant le continent européen de l'Afrique. Le Portugal est limitrophe de l'Espagne à l'ouest tandis que l'océan Atlantique borde le pays à l'ouest-nord-ouest; enfin le golfe de Gascogne baigne le littoral nord. Le territoire espagnol inclut également les îles Baléares en Méditerranée, les îles Canaries dans l'océan Atlantique au large de la côte africaine, et deux villes autonomes en Afrique du Nord, Ceuta et Melilla,

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