Romera Surname

22,837People worldwide
49Countries
SpainMain country (57%)

Romera is borne by 22,837 people across 49 countries. It is most common in Spain: 13,062 bearers, or 57% of the world total.

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The Romera surname around the world

The table lists the 49 countries with at least one recorded Romera, ranked by number of bearers. After Spain come Brazil (3,483) and Argentina (2,853).


Map of the Romera surname

The map shades each country by how many Romera live there: the darker the colour, the more bearers. Unshaded countries have none on record.

Distribution of Romera by country

  1. Spain Spain (13062)
  2. Brazil Brazil (3483)
  3. Argentina Argentina (2853)
  4. Philippines Philippines (1495)
  5. France France (1055)
  6. United States United States (259)
  7. Indonesia Indonesia (149)
  8. Italy Italy (84)
  9. Mexico Mexico (66)
  10. Venezuela Venezuela (50)
  11. England England (45)
  12. Dominican Republic Dominican Republic (31)
  13. Portugal Portugal (28)
  14. Germany Germany (27)
  15. Uruguay Uruguay (24)
  16. Switzerland Switzerland (18)
  17. Chile Chile (16)
  18. Canada Canada (14)
  19. Netherlands Netherlands (12)
  20. Cuba Cuba (10)
  21. Austria Austria (8)
  22. Australia Australia (6)
  23. Colombia Colombia (5)
  24. Fiji Fiji (4)
  25. Belgium Belgium (3)
  26. Paraguay Paraguay (3)
  27. Ecuador Ecuador (3)
  28. Andorra Andorra (2)
  29. Guatemala Guatemala (2)
  30. Japan Japan (1)
  31. Luxembourg Luxembourg (1)
  32. Monaco Monaco (1)
  33. Nicaragua Nicaragua (1)
  34. United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates (1)
  35. Norway Norway (1)
  36. New Zealand New Zealand (1)
  37. Panama Panama (1)
  38. Peru Peru (1)
  39. Belarus Belarus (1)
  40. Qatar Qatar (1)
  41. Saudi Arabia Saudi Arabia (1)
  42. Singapore Singapore (1)
  43. Costa Rica Costa Rica (1)
  44. South Africa South Africa (1)
  45. Zimbabwe Zimbabwe (1)
  46. Egypt Egypt (1)
  47. Ghana Ghana (1)
  48. Ireland Ireland (1)
  49. India India (1)

Distribution of Romera by continent

Europe
14,304
15 countries
South America
6,438
9 countries
Asia
1,650
8 countries
North America
385
9 countries
Oceania
11
3 countries
Africa
4
4 countries

Most common surnames in Spain

Garcia · Rodriguez · Gonzalez · Fernandez · Lopez · Martinez · Sanchez · Perez · Gomez · Martin — Spain →

Spanish surnames abroad

Spanish surnames in Argentina · Spanish surnames in Mexico · Spanish surnames in Cuba

Surnames similar to Romera

  1. Romara
  2. Romeira
  3. Romer
  4. Romere
  5. Ramera
  6. Romeri
  7. Romero
  8. Rohmer
  9. Romar
  10. Romare
  11. Remer
  12. Romaro
  13. Romary
  14. Romeiro
  15. Ramer
  16. Ramero
  17. Rameru
  18. Ramery
  19. Romerio
  20. Romieri
  21. Roner
  22. Ramora
  23. Ronero
  24. Roomer
  25. Rumer
  26. Ranera
  27. Rumeri
  28. Rumery
  29. Rumora
  30. Rymer
  31. Ramira
  32. Remuera
  33. Remora
  34. Rimer
  35. Roomere
  36. Roemer
  37. Riner
  38. Reimer

Frequently asked questions about Romera surname

In which country is the Romera surname most common?

The Romera surname is most common in Spain with 13,062 registered people.

In how many countries is the Romera surname found?

The Romera surname is found in 49 different countries around the world.

How many people have the Romera surname?

According to our records, approximately 22,837 people have the Romera surname worldwide.

Is there a distribution map for the Romera surname?

Yes, we have an interactive map showing the geographic distribution of the Romera surname across the 49 countries where it is registered.

Are there surnames similar to Romera?

Yes, there are several surnames with similar sound or spelling to Romera. You can see the full list of similar surnames on this page.

Famous people with the surname Romera

Dani Romera
1995 · Footballer
JosÃĐ Romera
1987 · Footballer
Antonio Romera
1908–1975 · Historian
Marc Romera Roca
1966 · Poet
JosÃĐ Romera Castillo
1946 · Teatral
Fernando Romera
1967 · Writer
Juan Romera SÃĄnchez
1932–2018 · Writer
Luis Romera
1962 · Academic

The figures estimate living bearers from public registers and national censuses; they are not an exact count, and in countries with small samples they are best read as an order of magnitude.

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