List of Spanish Autonomous Communities by Unemployment Rate

The Unemployment Rate in Spain, Since the great recession of 2008, the unemployment rate in Spain skyrocketed to a high of 27% in 2013, but as of 2016, the unemployment rate for Spain is currently 21%. It is estimated that it will take until 2020 to return to the pre-recession unemployment rate. The largest community, Andalusia, has the highest unemployment rate of any community at 31%.

List of Autonomous Communities by GDP

Flag	Autonomous Community	Unemployment Rate	Year
	Andalusia	31.7%	September 2015
	Aragon	15.0%	September 2015
	Asturias	17.0%	September 2015
	Canary Islands	28.6%	September 2015
	Cantabria	16.2%	September 2015
	Castilla La Mancha	24.7%	September 2015
	Castille and Leon	16.6%	September 2015
	Catalonia	17.5%	September 2015
	Ceuta	30.6%	September 2015
	Valencia	22.4%	September 2015
	Extremadura	28.5%	September 2015
	Galicia	17.7%	September 2015
	Balearic Islands	13.9%	September 2015
	La Rioja	13.6%	September 2015
	Madrid	16.3%	September 2015
	Melilla	31.4%	September 2015
	Murcia	23.5%	September 2015
	Navarre	13.6%	September 2015
	Basque Country	13.8%	September 2015

References

http://www.datosmacro.com/paro-epa/espana-comunidades-autonomas| Unemployment in Spain