Cities near Santa Margalida

Santa Margalida is a city of 11,537 inhabitants in Spain. The most populous cities near Santa Margalida within 100 km are Palma, Calvià, Manacor. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 39.7014° Longitude: 3.1021° Population: 11,537 Timezone: Europe/Madrid
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Nearby cities 21 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Palma Spain 41.4 km 438,234
Calvià Spain 53.2 km 51,774
Manacor Spain 17.3 km 42,631
Marratxí Spain 33.5 km 36,725
Llucmajor Spain 29.6 km 36,078
Inca Spain 16.5 km 29,308
Ciutadella Spain 71.4 km 29,160
Alcúdia Spain 17.0 km 19,793
Felanitx Spain 26.1 km 18,270
Son Rapinya Spain 43.2 km 17,993
Pollença Spain 20.8 km 17,260
Sant Agustí Spain 46.4 km 15,136
Sóller Spain 33.9 km 14,041
sa Pobla Spain 10.1 km 12,766
Santanyí Spain 38.6 km 12,664
Son Servera Spain 23.8 km 12,215
Capdepera Spain 28.5 km 11,911
Andratx Spain 60.1 km 11,685
Santa Ponsa Spain 57.7 km 10,736
Coll d'en Rabassa Spain 38.7 km 10,434
s'Arenal Spain 37.6 km 10,207

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