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France–Spain border

The France–Spain border (French: Frontière entre l'Espagne et la France; Spanish: Frontera entre España y Francia) was formally defined in 1659. It separates the two countries from Hendaye and Irun in the west, running through the Pyrenees to Cerbère and Portbou on the Mediterranean Sea. It runs roughly along the drainage divide defined by the Pyrenees, though with several exceptions.

France–Spain border

• France
• Spain

623 km (387 miles)

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Treaty of the Pyrenees, 1659

Spain

Gipuzkoa

France

Pyrénées-Atlantiques

The Treaty of 1856, establishing the boundary between the provinces of is demarcated and Navarre.

Guipuzcoa

The treaty of 1862, which marked the boundaries in the provinces of and Lleida.

Huesca

The treaty of 1866, which did the same from the valley of to the Mediterranean Sea.

Andorra

Final Act of limits, signed in 1868.

/ Hendaye

Irun

Ibardin

Larrún

Coll de Banyuls

Col de Lizuniaga

Col de Lizarrieta

Ainhoa /

Urdax

Col d'Iguskiegui

Col d'Ispeguy

Col d'Esnazu

/ Arnéguy

Valcarlos

Port of Larrau

Col de la Pierre Saint-Martin

Pas d'Arlas

Somport

Col du Pourtalet

Port of Boucharo

Aragnouet–Bielsa Tunnel

Col du Portillon

Pont du Roi

/ Bourg-Madame

Puigcerdà

Col d'Ares

Col du Perthus

Col des Balistres ( / Cerbère)

Portbou