Upper Aragon
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| Subdivision of | Aragon |
| Capital | Zaragoza |
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| Official | Aragonese |
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Administration
Government
The region of Upper Aragon is ruled by a regional general council with limited functions. Most of the local government is on the provinces and municipalities.
Administrative Divisions
Upper Aragon is composed by three provinces:
History
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Geography
Borders
Upper Aragon is limited by: North: France. West: France and Castile and Leon. South: Castile and Leon and Country of Valencia. East: Catalonia.
Economy
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Culture
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| Upper Aragon | Catalonia | Valencia | Murzia | Balear Islands | Africa | Canary Islands | |||||||||||
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| Teruel | Uesca | Zaragoza | Barzelona | Girona | Lleida | Tarragona | Rosellón | Alacant | Castelló | Balenzia | Albacete | Almeria | Murzia | Mallorca | Menorca | Ibiza | Melilla | Oran | Fernando Poo | Islas Chafarinas | Santa Cruz de Tenerife | |||||||||||
