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The provinces of Italy (Italian: province d'Italia) are the second-level administrative divisions of the Italian Republic, on an intermediate level between a municipality and a region (regione). Since 2015, provinces have been classified as "institutional bodies of second level".
This map shows boundaries of provinces and province names in Italy. Size: 4000x5000px / 2.09 Mb. Author: Ontheworldmap.com. Provinces of Italy:
Italy Provinces Map showing the 110 administrative provinces in Italy. The map indicates the region boundaries and their provinces in Italy.
Map of Italy and its regions. The administrative divisions used by the Italian government include regions, provinces, and municipalities. Of these, the regions of Italy are the largest divisions.
Map of Italy - Click to see large: 1060x1262 | 1250x1488 | 1500x1785px Description: This map shows governmental boundaries of countries; regions, region capitals, islands and major cities in Italy. Size: 1060x1262px / 188 Kb
Italy. A complete map of Italy's subdivisions: Regions (1st level) Provinces (2nd level) Use the options in Step 1 to make regions colorable or transparent.
Italy Regions Map. Click to see large. Description: This map shows governmental boundaries of countries; boundaries of regions and region names in Italy. Size: 950x1131px / 222 Kb. Author: Ontheworldmap.com. List of Italy Regions. Abruzzo. Aosta Valley. Apulia. Basilicata. Calabria. Campania. Emilia-Romagna. Friuli-Venezia Giulia. Lazio. Liguria.
This map of Italy shows the most interesting and attractive places and highlights, as reviewed on Italy This Way - just zoom in to explore any region and select a place to visit. Further down the page you can see a map showing the positions of each of the Italian regions.
Italy's twenty regions are outlined in gray on the map. Each region has a different cuisine, and many regions and and provinces have their own dialect of Italian. This makes a trip to Italy like a trip to many different countries.
I've listed out all of the Provinces of Italy below, divided up by region with links to each one. The first province under each region is the home of that region's capital with the others following suit in alphabetical order.