Map of Salamanca, Castille and León, Spain
Salamanca is a city in Castille and León, Spain, with a population of about 144,825. It lies at 40.9688°N, 5.6639°W. Salamanca is about 176 km (110 mi) west of Madrid, the capital. The nearest city on our map is Zamora, 60 km to the north.
Salamanca at a glance
Country
Region
Castille and León
Population
144,825GeoNames
Coordinates
40.9688, -5.663940°58′08″N 5°39′50″W
Time zone
Europe/MadridUTC+01:00 / UTC+02:00 (daylight saving time)
Local time
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Distance to Madrid
176 km (110 mi)
Where is Salamanca?
- The 45th largest city in Spain by recorded population.
- The 3rd largest city in Castille and León on this site.
- Located in the Northern and Western hemispheres.
- Daylight ranges from about 9 h 13 min on the shortest day to 15 h 07 min on the longest day (around 21 December and 21 June).
Cities near Salamanca
- Zamora — 60 km north
- Ávila — 88 km southeast
- Valladolid — 110 km northeast
- Plasencia — 110 km south
- Segovia — 130 km east
- Bragança — 130 km northwest, Portugal
- Talavera de la Reina — 132 km southeast
- Collado-Villalba — 144 km east
- Cáceres — 177 km south
- Toledo — 186 km southeast
Largest cities in Castille and León
- Valladolid — 300,618
- Burgos — 176,418
- León — 124,772
- Palencia — 78,629
- Ponferrada — 68,736
- Zamora — 61,827
- Ávila — 57,657
- Segovia — 51,683
- Miranda de Ebro — 39,264
- Soria — 39,112
Largest cities in Spain
- Madrid — 3,255,944
- Barcelona — 1,686,208
- Valencia — 824,340
- Zaragoza — 686,986
- Seville — 686,741
- Málaga — 592,346
- Murcia — 471,982
- Palma — 438,234
- Las Palmas de Gran Canaria — 383,516
- Alicante — 348,901
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Other places named Salamanca
- Salamanca — Guanajuato, Mexico
Sources: place names, coordinates, populations and time zones from GeoNames (CC BY 4.0, data retrieved October 2026). Population figures are the latest values recorded in GeoNames; depending on the country they refer to the city proper, a municipality or a wider urban area, so they can differ from census or metro-area figures. Map © OpenStreetMap contributors.