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"Spain is a storied country of stone castles, snowcapped mountains, vast monuments, and sophisticated cities, all of which have made it a favoured travel destination. The country is geographically and culturally diverse." |
Spain (Spanish: España) is a country in Southwestern Europe, featured in Euro Truck Simulator and in the Iberia DLC for Euro Truck Simulator 2.[1][2]
The country is bordered by France and Andorra to the north, Portugal to the west and the British exclave of Gibraltar to the south. Spain also shares border with Morocco by its African exclaves.
Accessible Cities[]
In Euro Truck Simulator, only two cities, Barcelona and Madrid, are featured.
Thirty-seven more cities were added in the Iberia DLC for Euro Truck Simulator 2 and 1 city (Soria) was added in update 1.43. In total, 39 Spanish cities are featured in ETS2, making the country with the highest number of accessible in-game cities.
If the Heart of Russia DLC were to be released, Russia (including cities introduced in the Beyond the Baltic Sea DLC) would surpass Spain's title with at least 40 in-game cities (approx. 42 cities on the list), which would be greater than the number of accessible cities in Spain. But unfortunately, SCS had to postpone the former said DLC for the meantime, so Spain keeps the title.
| City Name | Image | First Game | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|
| A Coruña | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Albacete | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Algeciras | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Almaraz | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | Power plant in Spain |
| Almería | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Badajoz | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Bailén | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Barcelona | 
|
ETS | |
| Bilbao | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Burgos | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Ciudad Real | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Córdoba | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| El Ejido | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Gijón | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Granada | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Huelva | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| León | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Lleida | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Madrid | 
|
ETS | Capital |
| Málaga | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Mengíbar | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Murcia | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Navia | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | Paper plant in Spain |
| O Barco | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Pamplona | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Port de Sagunt | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Puertollano | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Salamanca | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Santander | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Sevilla | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Soria | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | Added in update 1.43 |
| Tarragona | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Teruel | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| València | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Valladolid | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Vandellòs | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | Power plant in Spain |
| Vigo | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Vila-real | 
|
ETS2 Iberia | |
| Zaragoza | 
|
ETS2 Iberia |
Roads[]
There are two types of highways in Spain: Autovía with prefix "A" and they're free highways, and Autopista with prefix "AP" they're highways with tolls.
ETS[]
4 Euroroutes are featured in Euro Truck Simulator.
| E5 | E15 | E80 | E90 |
|---|---|---|---|
 Madrid – E80 |
 Barcelona – France |
 France – Portugal |
 Barcelona – Madrid – Portugal |
5 Autovías and 3 Autopistas are featured in Euro Truck Simulator.
| A-1 | AP-1 | A-2 | AP-2 |
|---|---|---|---|
 Madrid – AP1 / A8 |
 France (A63) – A1 / A8 |
 Madrid – Barcelona |
 Madrid – Barcelona |
| A-5 | AP-7 | A-8 | A-62 |
 Madrid – Portugal |
 A1 / AP1 – A62 |
 A8 – Portugal |
ETS2[]
Highways in Spain are divided into two groups: Autopistas and Autovías. Both types of highways have similar standards, but Autopistas are usually tolled and have sequential numbering for their exits, while Autovías are always toll-free and have a distance-based numbering for their exits. Autopistas and Autovías may be interurban, regional or urban. There are 57 Spanish highways featured in Euro Truck Simulator 2: 32 interurban, 5 regional and 23 urban.
Interurban Autopistas and Autovías[]
Interurban Autopistas and Autovías are managed by the Spanish central government. Interurban Autopistas are named with an "AP-" prefix, while interurban Autovías are named with an "A-" prefix. Road icons for both Autopistas and Autovías always have a blue background.
| A-1 | AP-1 | A-2 |
|---|---|---|
 Madrid (M-40) - Burgos (AP-1) |
 Burgos (A-1) - AP-8 |
 Madrid (M-40) - Zaragoza (AP-2) |
| AP-2 | A-3 | A-4 |
 Zaragoza (A-2) - AP-7 |
 Madrid (M-40) - Valencia (AP-7) |
 Madrid (M-45) - Sevilla (AP-4) |
| AP-4 | A-5 | A-6 |
 Sevilla (A-4) - Algeciras (AP-7) |
 Madrid (M-40) - Portugal (A6) |
 Madrid (M-40) - A Coruña (AG-55) |
| A-7 | AP-7 | A-8 |
 Murcia (AP-7) - Málaga (AP-7) |
 France (A9) - Murcia (A-7) - ... - Málaga (A-7) - Algeciras |
 Bilbao (AP-8) - A-6 |
| AP-8 | AP-9 | A-10 |
 France (A63) - Bilbao (A-8) |
 A Coruña - Vigo (A-55) |
 Pamplona (AP-15) - Pamplona (Nos Pâturages) |
| AP-15 | A-23 | A-27 |
 AP-68 - Pamplona (A-10) |
 Port de Sagunt (V-23) - Zaragoza (A-2) |
 Tarragona (T-11) - La Pobla de Mafumet |
| A-30 | A-31 | A-32 |
 Albacete (A-31) - Murcia |
 A-3/A-43 - Albacete (A-30) |
 Bailén (A-44) - N-322 |
| A-41 | A-43 | A-44 |
 Ciudad Real (A-43) - Puertollano (N-420) |
 Ciudad Real (A-41) - A-3/A-31 |
 Bailén (A-4) - A-7 |
| A-45 | A-49 | A-52 |
 Córdoba (CO-32) - Málaga (A-7) |
 Sevilla (SE-30) - Portugal (A22) |
 A-6/A-66 - Vigo (A-55) |
| A-55 | A-62 | A-66 |
 Vigo (AP-9) - Portugal (A3) |
 Burgos (A-1) - Portugal (A25) |
 Gijón (A-8) - A-6/A-52 - ... - Salamanca (A-62) - Sevilla (SE-30) |
| AP-68 | A-75 | |
 Bilbao (AP-8) - Zaragoza (A-2) |
 A-52 - Portugal (A24) |
Regional Autopistas and Autovías[]
Regional Autopistas and Autovías are managed by Autonomous Communities, the first-level administrative divisions of Spain. Regional highways are usually named with the initial letters of the Community; for example 'AG-' stands for Galicia, ' C-' for Catalonia, and 'M-' for Madrid. Some regional highways may be named with the 'A-' prefix, too. Regional highways' road icons can be blue or orange, depending on the Autonomous Community.
| A-92 | A-231 | AG-55 |
|---|---|---|
 Granada (A-44) - Almería (A-7) |
 Burgos (BU-30) - León (A-66) |
 A Coruña - Arteixo (A-6) |
| C-31 | M-45 | |
 Barcelona (B-10) - Barcelona Airport |
 Madrid ring road |
City accesses and ring roads[]
In Spain, most of the ring roads and accesses to the cities are managed by the central government, even though some of them may be municipal. All of them are named with the initial letters of the city they serve; for example, 'AC-' stands for A Coruña, 'B-' stands for Barcelona', 'CO-' stands for Córdoba, and so on. Urban roads that have the standards of a highway have a blue icon, the rest of them have a red icon.
| AC-14 | AP-9V | B-10 |
|---|---|---|
 A Coruña south access |
 Vigo east access |
 Barcelona coastal ring road |
| BA-20 | BU-30 | CA-34 |
 Badajoz east access |
 Burgos ring road |
 Gibraltar access |
| CO-31 | CO-32 | GJ-81 |
 Córdoba east beltway |
 Córdoba west beltway |
 Gijón south access |
| H-30 | M-40 | MA-21 |
 Huelva ring road |
 Madrid ring road |
 Málaga west access |
| MA-22 | S-10 | SA-20 |
 Port of Málaga access |
 Santander east access |
 Salamanca south beltway |
| SE-30 | T-11 | V-23 |
 Sevilla ring road |
 Tarragona north access |
 Port de Sagunt access |
| V-30 | V-31 | VA-20 |
 Valencia ring road |
 Valencia south access |
 Valladolid east beltway |
| VA-30 | Z-40 | |
 Valladolid outer ring road |
 Zaragoza ring road |
Carreteras Nacionales[]
Carreteras Nacionales ("National Roads") are interurban two-lane roads managed by the Spanish central government. They are named with a 'N-' prefix and have red-colored road icons. There are 11 Carreteras Nacionales featured in Euro Truck Simulator 2.
| N-120 | N-121-A | N-234 |
|---|---|---|
 A-52 - A-6 |
 Pamplona (AP-15) - AP-8 |
 A-23 - A-2 - ... - A-2 - A-1 |
| N-322 | N-420 | N-430 |
 A-32 - Albacete (A-31) |
 Teruel (A-23) - TREE-ET - ... - Puertollano - A-4 |
 Ciudad Real - A-5 |
| N-431 | N-432 | N-433 |
 Huelva north access |
 Granada access |
 Portugal - A-66 |
| N-442 | N-644 | |
 Huelva south access |
 Port of Bilbao access |
References[]
- ↑ Xmas Special Stream - Recording, 2019-12-19 (accessed 2019-12-19)
- ↑ SCS Software, Twitter, 2019-12-19 (accessed 2019-12-19)
See also[]
 Spain
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|---|---|---|
| Cities | ETS 1: Barcelona - Madrid
ETS 2 (Iberia DLC): A Coruña - Albacete - Algeciras - Almaraz - Almería - Badajoz - Bailén - Barcelona - Bilbao - Burgos - Ciudad Real - Córdoba - El Ejido - Gijón - Granada - Huelva - León - Lleida - Madrid - Málaga - Mengíbar - Murcia - Navia - O Barco - Pamplona - Port de Sagunt - Puertollano - Salamanca - Santander - Sevilla - Soria - Tarragona - Teruel - València - Valladolid - Vandellòs - Vigo - Vila-real - Zaragoza | |
| Highways | A-1/AP-1 - A-2/AP-2 - A-3 - A-4/AP-4 - A-5 - A-6 - A-7/AP-7 - A-8/AP-8 - AP-9 - A-10 - AP-15 - A-23 - A-27 - A-30 - A-31 - A-32 - A-41 - A-43 - A-44 - A-45 - A-49 - A-52 - A-55 - A-62 - A-66 - AP-68 - A-75 A-92 - A-231 - AG-55 - C-31 - M-45 AC-14 - AP-9V - B-10 - BA-20 - BU-30 - CA-34 - CO-31 - CO-32 - GJ-81 - H-30 - M-40 - MA-21 - MA-22 - S-10 - SA-20 - SE-30 - T-11 - V-23 - V-30 - V-31 - VA-20 - VA-30 - Z-40 N-120 - N-121-A - N-234 - N-322 - N-420 - N-430 - N-431 - N-432 - N-433 - N-442 - N-644 | |
| See also | List of landmarks in Spain - List of Truck Stops in Spain - Regions of Spain | |