Navarre

This is about the Spanish autonomous community of Navarre. For other uses, see Navarre (disambiguation).

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Comunidad Foral de
Navarra / Nafarroako
Foru Komunitatea

Capital	Pamplona
Official languages	Castilian; Basque co-official in some areas
Area\n  - total\n  - % of Spain	Ranked 11th\n 10 391 km²\n 2,2%
Population\n  - Total (2003)\n  - % of Spain\n  - Density	Ranked 15th\n 569 628\n 1,4%\n 54,82/km²
Demonym\n  - English\n  - Spanish\n  - Basque	\n Navarrese\n navarro/a\n nafar\n
Statute of Autonomy	August 16, 1982
ISO 3166-2	NA
\nParliamentary representation\n  Congress seats  Senate seats	\n  \n5 \n1
President	Miguel Sanz Sesma (UPN)\n
Gobierno de Navarra

Navarre (Basque Nafarroa, Spanish Navarra) is an autonomous community and province of Spain. It is bordered by the autonomous communities of the Basque Country (provinces of Guipúzcoa and Álava), La Rioja, and Aragon (provinces of Zaragoza and Huesca), and by France. Of its population of 569,628 (2002), one-third live in the capital, Pamplona (Basque Iruña). There are 272 municipalities in Navarre. See List of municipalities in Navarre. See also: \n* Kingdom of Navarre\n* Kings of Navarre\n* Kings of Navarre family tree \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\n