Agramunt is a municipality located in the Urgell comarca within the Catalonia region of Spain. Situated in the northern part of the comarca, the town sits near the border with Noguera and has a population of 5,653 residents. The municipality also includes the exclave of Montclar d'Urgell to its northwest.
The town center is designated as a protected historic-artistic monument, most notably featuring the Roman church of Santa Maria, which dates back to the 12th and 13th centuries. Additionally, Agramunt is recognized for the production of torró d'Agramunt, a traditional confectionery typically consumed during the Christmas season.
The local geography is marked by the Urgell canal, which passes through the municipality and traverses the Montclar range via a tunnel. The town is connected to neighboring areas by several roads: the C-240 links it to Tàrrega, while the L-303 and L-302 provide routes to Cervera and Artesa de Segre, respectively.