of Astur-Leonese) (Astur-Leonese substrate and influence) León Leonese Castillian (in León city and territory) Asturian Castilian (Castilian spoken by Asturians) (not to be confused with Astur-Leonese) Galician Castilian (Castrapo) (Castilian spoken by Galicians) (not to be confused with Galician) (strong Galician substrate and influence) Rioja Castilian (Riojano) (roughly in Rioja) (Navarro-Aragonese substrate) Western Riojan Central Riojan Eastern Riojan Navarre Castilian (South Navarre) (not to be confused with Navarro-Aragonese or with Upper Navarrese dialect of Basque) (Navarro-Aragonese and Basque substrate and influence) Basque Castilian (Castilian spoken by Basques) (not to be confused with Basque) Aragonese Castilian (not to be confused with Aragonese language) (Aragonese substrate and influence) Southwestern Aragonese Castilian Southern Aragonese Castilian (Churro) Far-Southern Aragonese Castilian (Enguerino) Central Aragonese Castilian Zaragozano (in Zaragoza city and territory) Northwestern-Northern Aragonese Castilian Catalan Castilian (Castilian spoken by Catalans) (not to be confused with Catalan) (strong Catalan substrate and influence) Catalan Castilian Proper Balearic Castilian Valencian Castilian Central-Southern Castilian Central Castilian (broad sense) (Southern Castilian in narrow sense) (Transitional Northern-Southern Castilian) Castilian proper Southern New Castile Castilian (roughly in Southern New Castille) Madrid Castilian (Madrileño) (in Madrid city and region, present-day capital of Spain) Transitional Madridian-Manchego Manchego Castilian (Manchego) (La Mancha Castilian) Western Manchego Central Manchego Toledan Castilian (Toledano) (in Toledo city and territory) Eastern Manchego Murcian Central Murcian (Panocho) Southern Murcian Cartageno (in Cartagena city and territory) Southeastern Murcian Southwestern Murcian Northwestern Murcian Northern Murcian Northeastern Murcian Eastern Andalusian Upper Eastern Andalusian Low Eastern Andalusian Transitional Granadine (Eastern and Western Andalusian transitional dialect) (in central and southern Granada Province) Southern Castilian (broad sense) (Andalusian-Canarian) (strongly influenced Spanish American Spanish) Andalusian (Western) Seseo Mainland Seseo Sierra Morena Southern Slope Seseo (in the southern slopes of Sierra Morena, in parts of northwestern Jaen Province, Spain, and northern Córdoba, northern Seville and northern Huelva Provinces, Andalusia) Cordobese (Cordobés) (in Córdoba city and most of Córdoba Province) Sevillian (Sevillano) (in Seville city and outskirts but not in most of Seville Province where a Ceceo type dialect is spoken) Canarian (in the Canary Islands) Lanzarote Canarian Spanish (in Lanzarote) Fuerteventura Canarian Spanish (in Fuerteventura) Gran Canaria Canarian Spanish (in Gran Canaria) Tenerife Canarian Spanish (in Tenerife) Gomera Canarian Spanish (in La Gomera) Palma Canarian Spanish (in La Palma) Hierro Canarian Spanish (in El Hierro) Isleño (North American Canarian Spanish) (Spanish dialect of the Canarian Americans) (in Louisiana and Texas) Ceceo Seville Province Ceceo (in Seville Province, but not