Regions of Italy.

The regions of Italy are the first-level administrative divisions of the state, constituting its first NUTS administrative level. There are twenty regions, of which five are constitutionally given a broader amount of autonomy granted by special statutes.

Each region is divided into provinces (except for Aosta Valley, which has no province). Regions are autonomous entities with powers defined in the Constitution.

Italy is divided into 20 regions (regioni, singular regione). Five of these are autonomous; their names are in italic.

Coat of arms	Region	Capital city	Area		Population		Density inhab./km²	Provinces	Comuni
			Km²	%	Pop.	%
	Abruzzo	L'Aquila	10,794	3.58%	1,324,000	2.22%	122.66	4	305
	Aosta Valley	Aosta	3,263	1.08%	126,000	0.21%	38.61	1	74
	Apulia	Bari	19,362	6.43%	4,076,000	6.84%	210.52	6	258
	Basilicata	Potenza	9,992	3.32%	591,000	0.99%	59.15	2	131
	Calabria	Catanzaro	15,080	5.00%	2,007,000	3.37%	133.09	5	409
	Campania	Naples	13,595	4.51%	5,811,000	9.75%	427.44	5	551
	Emilia-Romagna	Bologna	22,124	7.34%	4,276,000	7.17%	193.27	9	348
	Friuli-Venezia Giulia	Trieste	7,855	2.61%	1,222,000	2.05%	155.57	4	218
	Lazio	Rome	17,207	5.71%	5,561,000	9.33%	323.18	5	378
	Liguria	Genoa	5,421	1.80%	1,610,000	2.70%	296.99	4	235
	Lombardy	Milan	23,861	7.92%	9,642,000	16.17%	404.09	12	1544
	Marche	Ancona	9,694	3.22%	1,553,000	2.61%	160.20	5	239
	Molise	Campobasso	4,438	1.47%	320,000	0.54%	72.10	2	136
	Piedmont	Turin	25,399	8.43%	4,401,000	7.38%	173.27	8	1206
	Sardinia	Cagliari	24,090	7.99%	1,666,000	2.79%	69.16	8	377
	Sicily	Palermo	25,708	8.53%	5,030,000	8.44%	195.66	9	390
	Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol	Trento	13,607	4.52%	1,007,000	1.69%	74.01	2	333
	Tuscany	Florence	22,997	7.63%	3,677,000	6.17%	159.89	10	287
	Umbria	Perugia	8,456	2.81%	884,000	1.48%	104.54	2	92
	Veneto	Venice	18,391	6.10%	4,832,000	8.11%	262.74	7	581
	Italy	Rome	301,334	100.00%	59,616,000	100.00%	197.84	110	8092

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