A Coruña

Corunna
Corunna; A Coruña (in Galician) ; La Coruña (in Spaingie)
	Municipality
	Coat airms
	Eik-name(s): A cidade de cristal (The Glass Ceety)
	Motto(s): A Coruña, a cidade onde ninguén é forasteiro ; (A Coruña, the ceety whaur naebouk is a stranger)
	Corunna Location o A Coruña athin Spain
	Coordinates: 43°21′54″N 8°24′36″W / 43.365°N 8.410°WCoordinates: 43°21′54″N 8°24′36″W / 43.365°N 8.410°W
Kintra	Spain
Autonomous ; commonty	Galicie
Province	A Coruña
Comarca	A Coruña
Parishes	A Coruña, Elviña, Oza, San Cristovo das Viñas, Visma
Govrenment
• Teep	Mayor-cooncil
• Bodi	Concello de A Coruña ; (Cooncil o A Coruña)
• Mayor	Xulio Ferreiro (Marea Atlántica)
Area
• Municipality	37.83 km2 (14.61 sq mi)
Population (2018)
• Municipality	244,850
• Density	6613/km2 (17,130/sq mi)
• Metro	419,800
Demonym(s)	Corunnan; coruñés, coruñesa (gl/es)
Time zone	CET (GMT +1)
• Summer (DST)	CEST (GMT +2)
Postcode	15001-15011
Area code(s)	+34 981
Website	www.coruna.es

A Coruña (Inglis /ə koʊˈruːn.jə/; Galician: [a koˈɾuɲa] (offeecial name); Spaingie: La Coruña [la koˈɾuɲa]; still whiles kent as Corunna /kəˈrʌnə/ in Inglis, an archaically as The Groyne) is a ceety an municipality o Galicie, Spain. It is the seicont-lairgest ceety in the autonomous commonty an seiventeent oweraw in the kintra. The ceety is the provincial caipital o the province o the same name, haein servit as poleetical caipital o the Kinrick o Galicie^[2]^[3] frae the 16t tae the 19t hunderyears, an as a regional admeenistrative centre atween 1833 an 1982, afore bein replacit bi Santiago de Compostela.

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A Coruña is twinned wi:

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↑ "La Coruña, capital militar y administrativa del Reino..." de Artaza, Manuel María (1998). Rey, reino y representación: la Junta General del Reino de Galicia (1599–1834). Madrid: Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas. p. 71. ISBN 978-84-00-07779-2.
↑ "The city of Corunna, Armory, Capital, and Head of the Kingdom of Galicia..." (1748), in Vigo Trasancos, Alfredo (1998). "El capitán general Pedro Martín Cermeño y el Reino de Galicia". Semata Ciencias Socias e Humanidades. 10: 177. Retrieved 9 October 2011.