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In Spain there are a number of natural or historical regions that, despite of the strong identity and common goals of their inhabitants, are divided by provincial or even ancient kingdom borders. Examples of such regions are Tierra de Campos, Manchuela and Ilercavonia. Such regions or comarcas have often not been able to achieve the necessary legal recognition for their administrative development within the existing provincial or autonomous frameworks. Therefore their municipalities have resorted to organizing themselves in a mancomunidad.[2]


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This article incorporates information from the revision as of 2010-01-02 of the equivalent article on the Spanish Wikipedia.

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