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This is a list of some of the chicken breeds considered in Spain to be wholly or partly of Spanish origin. Some may have complex or obscure histories, so inclusion here does not necessarily imply that a breed is predominantly or exclusively Spanish.[1][2]
| Spanish name | English name if used | Image | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Andaluza Azul | Blue Andalusian | .jpg) | |
| Cara Blanca | White-faced Black Spanish |  | |
| Castellana Negra |  | ||
| Combatiente Español | |||
| Empordanesa |
| ||
| Enana Flor d’Ametller | not recognised | ||
| Euskal Oiloa |  |
| |
| Extremeña Azul | |||
| Galiña de Mos |  | ||
| Gallina del Prat | Catalana |  | |
| Gallina del Sobrarbe | |||
| Gallina Empordanesa | |||
| Gallina Ibicenca | |||
| Indio de León | |||
| Mallorquina | |||
| Menorquina | Minorca |  | |
| Murciana | |||
| Pardo de León | |||
| Pedresa |  | ||
| Penedesenca |  |
| |
| Pintarazada | |||
| Pita Pinta | |||
| Pitiüsa | |||
| Utrerana |  | ||
| Valenciana de Chulilla | |||
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