Place:Gerona, Cataluña, Spain

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Name	Gerona
Alt names	Girona
	Gerona	source: Wikipedia
	Girona province	source: Getty Vocabulary Program
Type	Province
Coordinates	41.983°N 2.817°E
Located in	Cataluña, Spain (1883 - )

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Comarca: Alt Empordà; Baix Empordà; Baixa Cerdanya; Garrotxa; Gironès; Pla de l'Estany; Ripollès; Selva
Inhabited place: Ampurias; Bañolas; Besalú; Blanes; Cadaqués; Estañol; Figueras; La Bisbal; La Jonquera; Llansá; Llivia; Olot; Palamós; Pedret; Perelada; Porqueras; Puerto de la Selva; Puigcerdá ( 1000 - ); Ripoll; Rosas; San Felíu de Guixols; San Juan de las Abadesas; San Sebastián de la Muga; Santa Coloma de Farnés; Santo Tomás de Fluviá; Vidreras
Municipality: Gerona; Lloret de Mar
Unknown: Adri; Agullana; Aiguavida; Albañá; Alfar; Almor; Amer; Anglés; Arbucies; Argelaguer; Armadás; Austiñá; Aviñonet de Puig Ventós; Baget; Bagur; Bassagoda; Batet; Bell-lloch; Bescanó; Beuda; Bolvir; Bolós; Bordils; Borgoña; Borrassá; Breda; Bruñola; Báscara; Cabanas; Cabanellas; Caixáns; Caixás; Caldas de Malavella; Calonge; Camallera; Campdurá; Campllonch; Camós; Canellas; Canet de Adri; Canet de Vergés; Capsech; Casavells; Cassá de Pelrás; Cassá de la Selva; Castañet; Castell de Ampurdá; Castellar de la Montaña; Castellar de la Selva; Castellfullit de la Roca; Castelló de Ampurias; Castillo de Aro; Celrá; Cistella; Ciurana; Cladélls; Cogólls; Colomés; Contestíns; Cornellá de Terri; Cors; Corsá; Crespiá; Cruilles; Darníus; Dosquers; El Far; El Mercadal; El Torn; Esclaña; Espinavesa; Espolla; Esponellá; Falgóns; Fallinas; Fanals de Aro; Faras; Finestras; Fitor; Flasa; Foixá; Fonalleras; Fontanilles; Fontclara; Fontcuberta; Fonteta; Fornells de la Selva; Fortiá; Franciach; Gahusas; Gallinés; Garrigolas; Garriguella; Ger; Granollers de Rocacorba; Gualta; Guils de Cerdaña; Hostalrich; Jafre; Juiña; Junquera; Juyá; La Bajol; La Estela; La Miana; La Pera; La Piña; La Sala; La Sellera de Ter; La Tallada; Las Planas; Las Presas; Lladó; Llagostera; Llaviá; Llers; Lligordá; Llofríu; Llorona; Llémana; Los Horts; Madremaña; Mareñá; Masarach; Massanet de Cabrenys; Mata; Matajudaica; Mieras; Miánegas; Mollet de Ampurdá; Montagut; Montcalp; Montiró; Montnegre; Montrás; Monélls; Navata; Oix; Ollés; Ordis; Orfáns; Palafrugell; Palau de Santa Eulalia; Palau-Saberdera; Palau-Sacosta; Palau-Sator; Palol de Oñar; Pals; Parets de Ampurdá; Parlabá; Pau; Pedret y Marsá; Pedriña; Pelacáls; Peratallada; Peret i Marsá; Pontós; Puente Mayor; Puigpardines; Pujals dels Caballers; Pujarnol; Púbol; Quart; Rabós; Regencós; Riudaura; Riudellots de la Selva; Riumors; Rocabruna; Rocacobra; Romaña; Romañá Selva; Rupiá; Sadernas; Salas de LLierca; Salitja; Salt; San Andrés Salou; San Andrés del Terri; San Ciprián dels Alls; San Clemente de Amer; San Cristóbal las Fonts; San Dalmay; San Felíu de Boada; San Felíu de Pallerols; San Ferreol; San Gregorio; San Iscle de Ampurdán; San Jordi Desvalls; San Juan de Mollet; San Julián de Boada; San Julián de Llor; San Lorenzo de la Muga; San Lorenzo de las Arenas; San Marcial de Corantella; San Martin de Saserras; San Martivell; San Martín Saserras; San Martín de Llémana; San Martín del Clot; San Miguel de Campmayor; San Miguel de Fluviá; San Miguel de Pera; San Miguel de Sacot; San Miguel de la Pineda; San Mori; San Pol; San Privat de Bas; San Quirico; San Sadurní; San Salvador de Viaña; Saneja; Santa Cristina de Aro; Santa Leocadia de Algama; Santa Leocadia del Terri; Santa María de Camós; Santa Pau; Santa Pellaya; Santenys; Sarriá de Ter; Saus; Sellent; Selva de Mar; Seriña; Serra de Daró; Solíus; Sors; Sous; Susqueda; Tarabaus; Telaixá; Terradas; Terradellas; Torrent; Torroella de Fluviá; Torroella de Montgrí; Tortellá; Tossa; Ullastret; Ullá; Ultramort; Urús; Usall; Vall de Bach; Vall de Vianya; Vall-llobrega; Ventalló; Verges; Vilabertrán; Vilademi; Vilademiras; Vilademúls; Viladeséns; Vilafreser; Vilahur; Vilajoan; Vilajuiga; Vilallovent; Vilamaniscle; Vilamarí; Vilanova de la Muga; Vilaritg; Vilarnadal; Vilarrobau; Vilasacra; Vilatenim; Vilavenut; Vildemat; Vilert; Vilopríu; Viloví de Oñar; Vulpellach; Vulveralla

source: Getty Thesaurus of Geographic Names

source: Family History Library Catalog

the text in this section is copied from an article in Wikipedia

Girona is a province of Spain, in the northeastern part of the autonomous community of Catalonia. It is bordered on the northwest by the province of Lleida, on the southwest by the province of Barcelona, on the north by France (Pyrénées-Orientales), and on the east by the Mediterranean Sea.

The population of the province in 2016 was 739,607. Its capital and largest city is Girona, with an urban area (including the neighbouring municipalities of Salt, Sarrià de Ter and Vilablareix) representing, with a total population of 144,709, 19.2% of the population. The Girona area acts as an industrial, commercial and service hub for a significant part of the province.

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