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DescriptionLenguas y dialectos iberorromances.PNG
English: Iberian languages and their principle dialects on the Iberian Peninsula, south of France, the Balearic Islands, Ceuta, and Melilla
Español: Lenguas iberorromances y sus principales dialectos en la Península Ibérica, sur de Francia, Islas Baleares, Ceuta y Melilla.
Portugués septentrional / Northern Portuguese
Portugués central / Central Portuguese
Portugués litoral / Coastal Portuguese
Portugués meridional / Southern Portuguese
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Gallego occidental / Western Galician
Gallego central / Central Galician
Gallego oriental / Eastern Galician
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Fala de Xálima / Xalimego
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Mirandés / Mirandese
Asturiano occidental o leonés / Western Asturian or Leonese
Asturiano central / Central Asturian
Asturiano oriental / Eastern Asturian
Cántabro occidental o montañés / Western Cantabrian or "Montañés"
Cántabro oriental o pasiego / Eastern Cantabrian or "Pasiego"
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French regions updated, based on File:Eurorregión_Akitania_Euskadi_Navarra.png. Added Ribagorçan, a transitional dialect between Catalan and Aragonese (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ribagor%C3%A7an_dialect).