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National and regional layers come from the BOE and regional resolutions; historical gaps are declared too. For local data we distinguish records with at least one date, named records, generic-only records and records without published local data.

2026 · with ≥1 local date

88.9%

2025 · with ≥1 local date

84.1%

2024 · with ≥1 local date

69.9%

2026 · named

85%

2026 · named, by population

98%

2026 · without local data

11.1%

Municipalities do not carry equal weight: 85% of them have a named local holiday, yet 98% of the population lives in one. 98.3% of residents have at least one local date on record. Population from the INE municipal register at 1 January 2025.

By region · 2026

named generic

Illes Balears100% named · 100% with ≥1 local date

Región de Murcia100% named · 100% with ≥1 local date

Canarias98.9% named · 98.9% with ≥1 local date

Galicia98.4% named · 100% with ≥1 local date

Andalucía98% named · 98.6% with ≥1 local date

Extremadura97.9% named · 99.5% with ≥1 local date

Principado de Asturias97.4% named · 100% with ≥1 local date

Cantabria97.1% named · 98% with ≥1 local date

Comunitat Valenciana95.6% named · 99.1% with ≥1 local date

Castilla-La Mancha94.3% named · 98.2% with ≥1 local date

País Vasco93.7% named · 97.2% with ≥1 local date

Comunidad de Madrid90.5% named · 92.2% with ≥1 local date

La Rioja89.7% named · 93.1% with ≥1 local date

Cataluña85.1% named · 91.9% with ≥1 local date

Aragón72.8% named · 76.5% with ≥1 local date

Castilla y León71.6% named · 76% with ≥1 local date

Comunidad Foral de Navarra69.5% named · 83.5% with ≥1 local date

Ceutaautonomous city · 2 local

Melillaautonomous city · 2 local

The proper name of the local holiday is the hardest datum: we curate it from the gazettes and grow it by Pull Request. What's missing is not invented.