Navarra is the community with the best quality of life in Spain according to the latest index from the National Institute of Statistics, with 105.43 points. The national average stands at 101.74.
According to Marca, the most recent data from the National Institute of Statistics (INE) places Navarra in first position in the quality of life ranking, with 105.43 points, the same position it held in the previous index.
Following are La Rioja, with 104.3 points, and the Basque Country, with 104.12. The top three communities are located in the northern part of the country.
Six more communities exceed the national average of 101.74 points: Balearic Islands (103.54), Cantabria (103.32), Asturias (102.94), Madrid (102.81), Valencian Community (102.74), and Extremadura (101.79).
Below the average are Castilla y León (101.53), Catalonia (101.45), Castilla-La Mancha (101.16), Murcia (100.64), Galicia (99.88), and Andalusia (99.85). At the bottom of the table are Canary Islands (99.40), Melilla (98.39), and Ceuta (98.33).
The INE does not only measure income levels. Its index takes into account health, employment, education, security, social relationships, and the personal satisfaction of the inhabitants of each region.
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