No hash key to be seen

How do I find a hash key on a UK keyboard? - I am sure it is obvious to anyone otehr than me!

I can't find a way to get "Spanish" to show up in my character palete. IN my International pref settings the list shows English and Spanish. And I have it set to show input from both caracter palette and keybaord viewer. When I open Character Palette I see now reference to Spanish letters or chacters. The View popdown windown at top left shows Roman (?), Japanese and Korean. No listing of Spanish. (What is "roman"??) I'd like to delete the Japanese and Korean -- where's Spanish?!!?
The Category tap shows all TYPES of symples (math, arrows, crosses, digits, etc_. But again, no Spanish! What gives? -- david in KC

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Guys this is doing my head in.
I am using a UK keyboard and a UK Macbook Pro 2008 (Late). I can't use a hash key at all using ALT + 3 or SHIFT + 3. It shows hash on they keyboard viewer but it never does output the icon on the screen
At the minute my only option is to use the US keyboard, but quite simply I don't as I have a UK physical keyboard. Any ideas?
Cheers

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