List of mayors of Girona
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This is a list of the mayors of Girona
, Spain
from 1814 to 2006.
Girona
Girona is a city in the northeast of Catalonia, Spain at the confluence of the rivers Ter, Onyar, Galligants and Güell, with an official population of 96,236 in January 2009. It is the capital of the province of the same name and of the comarca of the Gironès...
, Spain
Spain
Spain , officially the Kingdom of Spain languages]] under the European Charter for Regional or Minority Languages. In each of these, Spain's official name is as follows:;;;;;;), is a country and member state of the European Union located in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula...
from 1814 to 2006.
- Marià Berga (1814)
- Narcís de Foixà (1814-1820)
- Francesc de Delàs (1820-1821)
- Francesc de Camps i Font (1821-1822)
- Josep Antoni de Ferrer (1822-1823)
- Valentí Comas (1823-1836)
- Joan Danís (1836)
- Narcís de Camps (1836-1838)
- Narcís Germen (1838)
- Marià Camps i de Niubò (1838)
- Baldiri Simon (1838-1839)
- Francesc Camps i Roger (1839-1840)
- Antoni Martí i Serra (1840)
- Francesc Camps i Roger (1840)
- Marià Camps i de Niubò (1840-1841)
- Narcís Sicars (1841)
- Joan Urgell (1841-1842)
- Joan Martell Domènech (1842)
- Tomàs Narcís Blanch (1842)
- Ramon Contreras (1842)
- Joan Martell Domènech (1842-1843)
- Marquès de la Torre (1843-1844)
- Josep de Caramany (1844-1846)
- Ventura Mercader (1846-1854)
- Josep Coll (1854)
- Joan Balari (1854-1856)
- Marià Hernández (1856-1862)
- Joaquim Rigau (1862-1863)
- Ignasi Bassols (1863-1866)
- Pere Viñas (1866-1867)
- Joaquim de Cors i Guinart (1867-1868)
- Francesc López Martínez (Corregidor) (1868)
- Pere Barragán i García (Progressist) (1868-1869)
- Joaquim Massaguer i Vidal (Progressist) (1869-1872)
- Pere Barragán i García (Liberal) (1872-1873)
- Joaquim Riera i Bertran (Federal) (1873)
- Narcís Farró i Albert (Federal) (1873)
- Josep Prats i Font (Federal) (1873)
- Ignasi Bassols i de Rovira (1873-1874)
- Pere Gahit i Vié (1874-1875)
- Marià de Camps i de Feliu (1875-1877)
- Josep Mollera i Calvet (1877-1880)
- Pere Grahit i Vié (1880-1881)
- Martí Coll i Lliura (1881-1882)
- Joan Romaní i Miguel (1882-1883)
- Francesc de P. Massa i Vall·llosera (1883-1885)
- Andreu Tuyet i Santamaria (1885-1886)
- Francesc de P. Massa i Vall·llosera (1886-1887)
- Emili Grahit i Papell (1887-1891)
- Agustí Garriga i Mundet (1891)
- Andreu Tuyet Santamaria (1891-1892)
- Francesc de Ciurana i Hernández (1892-1895)
- Joaquim d'Espona i de Nuix (1895-1897)
- Antoni Boxa i Bagué (1897-1899)
- Manuel Català i Calzada (1899-1904)
- Francesc de Ciurana i Hernández (1904-1906)
- Frederic Bassols i Costa (1906-1907)
- Manuel Català i Calzada (1907-1909)
- Francesc Montsalvatge i Fossas (Lliga) (1909)
- Francesc de Ciurana i Hernández (1909-1910)
- Artur Vallès i Rigau (1910-1914)
- Francesc Coll i Turbau (1914-1916)
- Lluís de Llobet i de Pastors (1916-1917)
- Frederic Bassols i Costa (1917)
- Albert de Quintana i Serra (Lliga) (1917-1918)
- Frederic Bassols i Costa (1918-1920)
- Albert de Quintana i Serra (Lliga) (1920-1921)
- Francesc Coll i Turbau (Lliga) (1921-1923)
- Frederic Bassols i Costa (1923)
- Lluís de Puig i Viladevall (1923-1924)
- Joan Tarrús i Bru (1924)
- Jaume Bartrina i Mas (1924-1925)
- Frederic Bassols i Costa (1925-1927)
- Jaume Bartrina i Mas (1927-1930)
- Joaquim Tordera i Girbau (Republican) (1930)
- Francesc Coll i Turbau (Lliga) (1930-1931)
- Miquel Santaló i Parvorell (ERC) (1931-1934)
- Josep Maria Dalmau i Casademont (ERC) (1934)
- Francesc Tomàs i Martín (Lliga) (1934-1936)
- Llorenç Busquets i Ventura (ERC) (1936)
- Expedit Duran i Fernández (CNTConfederación Nacional del TrabajoThe Confederación Nacional del Trabajo is a Spanish confederation of anarcho-syndicalist labor unions affiliated with the International Workers Association . When working with the latter group it is also known as CNT-AIT...
) (1936-1937) - Llorenç Busquets i ventura (ERC) (1937)
- Pere Cerezo i Hernáez (ERC) (1937-1939)
- Joan Ballesta i Molinas (PSUCUnified Socialist Party of CataloniaThe Unified Socialist Party of Catalonia , was formed on July 23, 1936 through the unification of four left-wing groups; the Catalan Federation of Spanish Socialist Workers' Party , the Partit Comunista de Catalunya , the Unió Socialista de Catalunya and the...
) (1939) - Joan Tarrús i Bru (1939)
- Albert de Quintana i Vergés (1939-1946)
- Antoni Franquet i Alemany (1946-1957)
- Joan Maria de Ribot i de Balle (1957)
- Pere Ordis i Llach (1957-1967)
- Josep Bonet i Cufí (1967-1972)
- Ignasi de Ribot i de Balle (1972-1979)
- Joaquim Nadal i FarrerasJoaquim Nadal i FarrerasJoaquim Nadal i Farreras , Catalan politician, is professor of Contemporary History at the University of Girona. He is the current Leader of the Opposition in the Parliament of Catalonia since December 23, 2010 and also has held the office from 1995 to 1999...
(PSCSocialists' Party of CataloniaThe Socialists' Party of Catalonia is a social-democratic political party in Catalonia, Spain resulting from the merge of two parties PSC Reagrupament led by Josep Pallach i Carolà and PSC Comgres. It is the Catalan referent of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party , and its Aranese section is...
-PSOESpanish Socialist Workers' PartyThe Spanish Socialist Workers' Party is a social-democratic political party in Spain. Its political position is Centre-left. The PSOE is the former ruling party of Spain, until beaten in the elections of November 2011 and the second oldest, exceeded only by the Partido Carlista, founded in...
) (1979-2002) - Anna Pagans i Gruartmoner (PSCSocialists' Party of CataloniaThe Socialists' Party of Catalonia is a social-democratic political party in Catalonia, Spain resulting from the merge of two parties PSC Reagrupament led by Josep Pallach i Carolà and PSC Comgres. It is the Catalan referent of the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party , and its Aranese section is...
-PSOESpanish Socialist Workers' PartyThe Spanish Socialist Workers' Party is a social-democratic political party in Spain. Its political position is Centre-left. The PSOE is the former ruling party of Spain, until beaten in the elections of November 2011 and the second oldest, exceeded only by the Partido Carlista, founded in...
) (2002-2011) - Carles Puigdemont i Casamajó (CiU) (2011-nowadays)