Structure of the Spanish Navy in the New Millennium - From the early years of the new century the structure of the Spanish Navy has changed, and under the new structure the Spanish Naval Force (Fuerza de Acción Marítima [FAM]) has been regrouped into four naval regions under the general command of the Spanish Admiralty (i.e.: Almirante Jefe de Estado Mayor de la Armada [AJEMA] and Almirante de Acción Marítima [ALMART]).thumb|245px|right|Navy headquarters (Madrid)

The four Naval Regions of the Spanish Naval Force:

Naval Command of the Canary Islands: (With seven local naval commands):

• Naval Command of Santa Cruz de Tenerife

• Naval Command of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

• Minor Naval Command of Santa Cruz de la Palma

• Minor Naval Command of Hierro

• Minor Naval Command of San Sebastián de la Gomera

• Minor Naval Command of Puerto del Rosario (Fuerteventura)

• Minor Naval Command of Arrecife de Lanzarote

Maritime Intervention Command of Cadiz: (With two military commands and eleven local naval commands):

• Military Naval Command of Ceuta

• Military Naval Command of Melilla

• Naval Command of Huelva

• Naval Command of Alicante

• Naval Command of Sevilla

• Naval Command of Valencia

• Naval Command of Algeciras

• Naval Command of Castellón

• Naval Command of Málaga

• Naval Command of Tarragona

• Naval Command of Cádiz

• Naval Command of Almería

• Naval Command of Barcelona

Maritime Intervention Command of Ferrol
(With command over eight local naval commands):

• Naval Command of San Sebastián

• Naval Command of Bilbao

• Naval Command of Santander

• Naval Command of Gijón

• Naval Command of La Coruña

• Naval Command of Vilagarcía

• Naval Command of Vigo

• Naval Command of Miño

Naval Sector of the Balearic Islands:''' (With command over three military naval commands):

• Military Naval Command of Palma de Mayorca

• Military Naval Command of Ibiza

• Military Naval Command of Mahón