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Encyclopedia > Province of Italy

ISO 3166-2 codes for Italy cover 103 provinces. Each province has a 2-letter code, that is also used for car signs. Together with the ISO 3166-1 code IT for Italy they form the ISO 3166-2 codes. The purpose of this family of standards is to establish a worldwide series of short abbreviations for places, for use on package labels, containers and such. Anywhere where a short alphanumeric code can serve to clearly indicate a location in a more convenient and less ambiguous form than the full place name.


Note: In 1999, the former Province Forlì / FO was renamed as Province Forlì-Cesena, commonly coded with FC. In the same year, the common coding for the Province Pesaro-Urbino has become PU instead of PS. However, ISO 3166-2 still sticks to the old codings.


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  • ISO 3166-2:2000-06-21

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 IT-AG Agrigento IT-AL Alessandria IT-AN Ancona IT-AO Aosta IT-AR Arezzo IT-AP Ascoli Piceno IT-AT Asti IT-AV Avellino IT-BA Bari IT-BL Belluno IT-BN Benevento IT-BG Bergamo IT-BI Biella IT-BO Bologna IT-BZ Bolzano IT-BS Brescia IT-BR Brindisi IT-CA Cagliari IT-CL Caltanissetta IT-CB Campobasso IT-CE Caserta IT-CT Catania IT-CZ Catanzaro IT-CH Chieti IT-CO Como IT-CS Cosenza IT-CR Cremona IT-KR Crotone IT-CN Cuneo IT-EN Enna IT-FE Ferrara IT-FI Firenze (Florence) IT-FG Foggia IT-FO Forlì-Cesena IT-FR Frosinone IT-GE Genova (Genoa) IT-GO Gorizia IT-GR Grosseto IT-IM Imperia IT-IS Isernia IT-AQ L'Aquila IT-SP La Spezia IT-LT Latina IT-LE Lecce IT-LC Lecco IT-LI Livorno IT-LO Lodi IT-LU Lucca IT-MC Macerata IT-MN Mantova (Mantua) IT-MS Massa-Carrara IT-MT Matera IT-ME Messina IT-MI Milano (Milan) IT-MO Modena IT-NA Naploli (Naples) IT-NO Novara IT-NU Nuoro IT-OR Oristano IT-PD Padova (Padua) IT-PA Palermo IT-PR Parma IT-PV Pavia IT-PG Perugia IT-PS Pesaro e Urbino IT-PE Pescara IT-PC Piacenza IT-PI Pisa IT-PT Pistoia IT-PN Pordenone IT-PZ Potenza IT-PO Prato IT-RG Ragusa IT-RA Ravenna IT-RC Reggio Calabria IT-RE Reggio Emilia IT-RI Rieti IT-RN Rimini IT-RM Roma (Rome) IT-RO Rovigo IT-SA Salerno IT-SS Sassari IT-SV Savona IT-SI Siena IT-SO Sondrio IT-SR Siracusa (Syracuse) IT-TA Taranto IT-TE Teramo IT-TR Terni IT-TP Trapani IT-TN Trento IT-TV Treviso IT-TS Trieste IT-TO Torino (Turin) IT-UD Udine IT-VA Varese IT-VE Venezia (Venice) IT-VB Verbano-Cusio-Ossola IT-VC Vercelli IT-VR Verona IT-VV Vibo Valentia IT-VI Vicenza IT-VT Viterbo 

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TOPOGRAPHIC PROVINCES OF ITALY (0 words)
Its distribution for Italy is bimodal reflecting the contrast between lowlands (e.g., the Po plain) and hilly or mountainous terrain (e.g., the Alps, the Apennines).
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Provinces bounded by distinct morphological or geological limits (e.g., the Alps, the Apennines, the Northern Italian Plain) are better defined (Figure 4 and 5) than provinces partially circumscribed by a geographic boundary, such as the coast line (e.g., Sardinia, and partly Sicily).
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