List of extreme points of Spain explained

This is a list of the extreme points of Spain - the points that are farther north, south, east or west than any other location.

Spain

Northernmost Point - Punta de Estaca de Bares, Mañón, Corunna at 43.7833°N -48°W
Southernmost Point - Punta de La Restinga, El Pinar del Hierro, Santa Cruz de Tenerife at 27.6333°N -76°W
Westernmost Point - Punta de la Orchilla, Frontera, Santa Cruz de Tenerife at 27.7167°N -27°W
Easternmost Point - La Mola Island, Mahón, Balearic Islands at 39.8667°N 23°W
Highest Point - El Teide 3,718 m, Tenerife, Santa Cruz de Tenerife
Point farthest from the coast (Iberian Pole of Inaccessibility) at Otero, Toledo 39.99°N -4.51°W

Spanish mainland

Northernmost Point - Punta de Estaca de Bares, Corunna at 43.7833°N -48°W
Southernmost Point - Punta de Tarifa, Cádiz at 36°N -41°W
Westernmost Point - Cape Touriñán, Corunna at 43.0333°N -27°W
Easternmost Point - Cap de Creus, Girona at 42.3194°N 3.3219°W
Center of the Península is reputedly assigned to Cerro de los Ángeles in Getafe (16 km south of Madrid) at 40.3°N -44°W
Highest Point - Mulhacen 3,478 m, Sierra Nevada, Granada

Provincial capitals

Northernmost: Santander at 43.4667°N -51°W
Southernmost: Las Palmas de Gran Canaria at 28.15°N -40°W
Westernmost: Santa Cruz de Tenerife at 28.4667°N -31°W
Easternmost: Gerona at 41.9833°N 51°W
Highest: Ávila - 1,132 m (3,714 ft) at 40.65°N -45°W

See also