All the chats in Province of Madrid

  1. Free chat in Griñón
  2. Free chat in Daganzo de Arriba
  3. Free chat in Colmenarejo
  4. Free chat in Hoyo de Manzanares
  5. Free chat in Colmenar de Oreja
  6. Free chat in San Martín de Valdeiglesias
  7. Free chat in El Álamo
  8. Free chat in Cercedilla
  9. Free chat in Sevilla La Nueva
  10. Free chat in Villarejo de Salvanés
  11. Free chat in Manzanares el Real
  12. Free chat in Morata de Tajuña
  13. Free chat in Collado Mediano
  14. Free chat in Torres de la Alameda
  15. Free chat in Fuente el Saz
  16. Free chat in Nuevo Baztán
  17. Free chat in Villa del Prado
  18. Free chat in Torrejón de la Calzada
  19. Free chat in Miraflores de la Sierra
  20. Free chat in Boalo
  21. Free chat in El Molar
  22. Free chat in Camarma de Esteruelas
  23. Free chat in Guadalix de la Sierra
  24. Free chat in Chinchón
  25. Free chat in Loeches
  26. Free chat in Becerril de la Sierra
  27. Free chat in Los Molinos
  28. Free chat in Moraleja de Enmedio
  29. Free chat in Torrelaguna
  30. Free chat in Cobeña
  31. Free chat in Campo Real
  32. Free chat in El Pardo
  33. Free chat in Robledo de Chavela
  34. Free chat in Torrejón de Velasco
  35. Free chat in Valdetorres de Jarama
  36. Free chat in Ajalvir
  37. Free chat in Villaconejos
  38. Free chat in Cubas
  39. Free chat in Serranillos del Valle
  40. Free chat in Pedrezuela
Province of Madrid

The Community of Madrid is an autonomous community of Spain located in the interior of the Iberian Peninsula, in the Central Plateau. It borders the provinces of Guadalajara, Cuenca, Toledo,Ávila and Segovia. The Community of Madrid is uniprovincial, so there is no deputation. Its capital, Madrid, is also the capital of Spain. The population amounts to 6,507,184 inhabitants and is concentrated mainly in the metropolitan area of ​​Madrid. It is the third autonomous community in population and the most densely populated. It has a central position in the network of means of transport in Spain. In 2016, the GDP of Madrid represents 18.8% of the state GDP.

It also has a rich artistic and natural heritage, with three World Heritage Sites: the Monastery and Site of El Escorial, the University and the historic center of Alcalá de Henares, and finally, the Cultural Landscape of Aranjuez. The conformation of the current autonomous community was preceded by an intense political debate, in the preautonomic context of the late 1970s. The province was conventionally included in the region of Castilla la Nueva since the nineteenth century, along with the provinces of Cuenca, Guadalajara, Ciudad Real and Toledo. At first, the possibility was raised that the province formed part of an autonomy together with these provinces, now part of Castilla-La Mancha, although with a special status, given its special conditions to house the state's capital. In 1981, it was decided that the province of Madrid would not be included in a multi-provincial community and the creation of a uniprovincial autonomous community was agreed upon, and its Statute of Autonomy was approved in 1983.


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