Italy cities list with latitude and longitude in CSV,SQL,XML,JSON formats

Italy
Italy
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Last update : 10 December 2024.

Country
Italy
Capitale
Rome
Number of cities
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This is the best list of 49848 cities in the Italy available in 4 formats ( CSV, Json, SQL, XML ). We have cleaned up the Geoname database to leave only the towns, capitals and villages. All are all associated with regions and sub-regions (where available).

Each file contains the following data: Geoname_ID, City, Alternate_Name, Country_Code, Region, Sub_region, Latitude, Longitude, Elevation, Population, Timezone, Fcode_Name. See the FAQ below for a detailed explanation.

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Geoname_IDCityAlternate_NameCountry_CodeRegionSub_regionLatitudeLongitudeElevationPopulationTimezoneFcode_Name
8969612LoreLoreITVenetoProvincia di Vicenza45.777911.5346530Europe/Romepopulated place
8963857AntessioAntessioITLiguriaProvincia di La Spezia44.320389.7074845Europe/Romepopulated place
8951862RavellaRavellaITLombardyProvincia di Como45.842459.25211277Europe/Romepopulated place
11857093TorrettaITAbruzzoProvincia dell’ Aquila42.3448413.412460Europe/Romepopulated place
9031736PontePonteITEmilia-RomagnaProvincia di Parma44.6760610.3175427Europe/Romepopulated place
8978626San MauroSan MauroITSicilyCatania37.2169714.4917217Europe/Romepopulated place
8957327QuaraticaQuaraticaITLiguriaProvincia di La Spezia44.133159.7629486Europe/Romepopulated place
8962220CastelloCastelloITAbruzzoProvincia di Chieti42.3712914.219352Europe/Romepopulated place
8958678OutreferOutreferITAosta ValleyValle d’Aosta45.600017.7562373Europe/Romepopulated place
3166769SelvatelleITTuscanyProvince of Pisa43.5628110.69091501302Europe/Romepopulated place
8954486OssolaOssolaITLombardyProvincia di Lecco45.688799.34532137Europe/Romepopulated place
6544013VillastradaITUmbriaProvincia di Perugia43.0484212.00916354295Europe/Romepopulated place
8976792FaggioFaggioITEmilia-RomagnaProvincia di Parma44.622229.6147719Europe/Romepopulated place
8978837MoreschiMoreschiITLombardyProvincia di Sondrio46.1478710.0069616Europe/Romepopulated place
8953531RomatisiRomatisiITCalabriaProvincia di Catanzaro38.8136416.26165178Europe/Romepopulated place
8975847GazzoloGazzoloITLombardyProvincia di Brescia45.576059.8864220Europe/Romepopulated place
8964631CatenaccioCatenaccioITApuliaProvincia di Foggia41.2628815.468643Europe/Romepopulated place
12035843Cascina MontebelloITLombardyProvincia di Pavia45.222769.107190Europe/Romepopulated place
9033350Albaro VecchioAlbaro VecchioITVenetoProvincia di Verona45.3630611.1941173Europe/Romepopulated place
8965515Il SantissimoIl SantissimoITEmilia-RomagnaBologna44.5824611.5578340Europe/Romepopulated place
3180742CapanneITTuscanyProvincia di Grosseto42.6844711.54303373101Europe/Romepopulated place
3176623FracciaITLombardyProvincia di Sondrio46.105299.68359140416Europe/Romepopulated place
3172181NovegigolaITTuscanyProvincia di Massa-Carrara44.221819.9020441827Europe/Romepopulated place
3178904ChaudanneChaudana,ChaudanneITAosta ValleyValle d’Aosta45.559277.1154917950Europe/Romepopulated place
8952107Le CortiLe CortiITTuscanyProvince of Florence43.7292711.41639257Europe/Romepopulated place
8968472PozzoPozzoITPiedmontProvincia di Cuneo44.639067.9447332Europe/Romepopulated place
3179340CavaITVenetoProvincia di Venezia45.6772212.753330Europe/Romepopulated place
9032387BaracconeBaracconeITPiedmontTorino45.176387.9108817Europe/Romepopulated place
9034205Gabellotta IGabellotta IITCalabriaProvincia di Reggio Calabria38.4060315.9860918Europe/Romepopulated place
8979249ValleValleITCampaniaProvincia di Benevento41.2546614.9403116Europe/Romepopulated place
8951358Villaggio ArdeatinoVillaggio ArdeatinoITLazioCittà metropolitana di Roma Capitale41.6815812.6071328Europe/Romepopulated place
3173967MaretaMareit,MaretaITTrentino-Alto AdigeBolzano46.8922511.34931035673Europe/Romepopulated place
3178722CicianoITTuscanyProvincia di Siena43.1418211.06985506310Europe/Romepopulated place
3177658CusinatiITVenetoProvincia di Vicenza45.6985211.7835133Europe/Romepopulated place
8952290GalloGalloITLazioProvincia di Rieti42.3107212.77357244Europe/Romepopulated place
8958067CalatriaCalatriaITCalabriaProvincia di Reggio Calabria38.4266616.3848679Europe/Romepopulated place
781059ColognoleITTuscanyProvincia di Livorno43.5097210.44833210128Europe/Romepopulated place
3164171VillaorbaITFriuli Venezia GiuliaUdine46.010213.0699571646Europe/Romepopulated place
8966991PoggioPoggioITThe MarchesProvincia di Macerata43.1987613.5074336Europe/Romepopulated place
8974276Tarditi SottaniTarditi SottaniITPiedmontProvincia di Cuneo44.595137.9118722Europe/Romepopulated place
8956704Argine SinistroArgine SinistroITVenetoProvincia di Padova45.2371611.7339794Europe/Romepopulated place
8981980MaddalenaMaddalenaITPiedmontProvincia di Cuneo44.476597.0360711Europe/Romepopulated place
8959979IeraIeraITTuscanyProvincia di Massa-Carrara44.3324410.0331364Europe/Romepopulated place
8970176Varisella VecchiaVarisella VecchiaITVenetoProvincia di Verona45.2659511.4425729Europe/Romepopulated place
8975797CantoCantoITLiguriaProvincia di Savona44.224038.2964320Europe/Romepopulated place
8964248BogoleseBogoleseITEmilia-RomagnaProvincia di Parma44.8356110.3988344Europe/Romepopulated place
8981603CasonCasonITVenetoProvincia di Verona45.5437410.8046712Europe/Romepopulated place
3220168PalcodaITFriuli Venezia GiuliaPordenone46.2911112.849170Europe/Romepopulated place
3172046OlivolaITTuscanyProvincia di Massa-Carrara44.227110.02943258117Europe/Romepopulated place
8963189DuddaDuddaITTuscanyProvince of Florence43.598711.3845248Europe/Romepopulated place
8957789Contrada NasutiContrada NasutiITAbruzzoProvincia di Chieti42.2227414.3621382Europe/Romepopulated place
9032215Crenna InferioreCrenna InferioreITPiedmontProvincia di Alessandria44.700238.8469619Europe/Romepopulated place
8953737BorgoBorgoITThe MarchesProvincia di Ascoli Piceno42.7760513.29594166Europe/Romepopulated place
8958271Colle della CastagnaColle della CastagnaITLazioCittà metropolitana di Roma Capitale41.8106712.76877Europe/Romepopulated place
8951220SomeraroSomeraroITPiedmontProvincia Verbano-Cusio-Ossola45.885018.51089346Europe/Romepopulated place
8951342Santa Maria la StradaSanta Maria la StradaITCampaniaProvincia di Benevento41.2194814.63522331Europe/Romepopulated place
8978563FaenzaFaenzaITAbruzzoProvincia dell’ Aquila41.9974113.4919217Europe/Romepopulated place
9034260Ponte ai Pini-CapannaPonte ai Pini-CapannaITTuscanyProvincia di Lucca43.826410.7144516Europe/Romepopulated place
8955228Mazzi-PasiniMazzi-PasiniITVenetoProvincia di Verona45.3316210.75279118Europe/Romepopulated place
3181592BreITEmilia-RomagnaProvincia di Parma44.9833310.066670Europe/Romepopulated place
3218544ColbertaldoITVenetoProvincia di Treviso45.8896512.067710Europe/Romepopulated place
8951361SovaretteSovaretteITCalabriaProvincia di Cosenza39.3860916.29929328Europe/Romepopulated place
8971920Col dei MichCol dei MichITVenetoProvincia di Belluno46.0677311.7818226Europe/Romepopulated place
8969245MarinucciaMarinucciaITThe MarchesProvincia di Ancona43.4616113.3710631Europe/Romepopulated place
8954529PortoloPortoloITTrentino-Alto AdigeProvincia autonoma di Trento46.3030811.05952135Europe/Romepopulated place
8962257Villaggio MaddalenaVillaggio MaddalenaITPiedmontTorino45.141918.0603751Europe/Romepopulated place
3182684Auna di SopraAuna di Sopra,Rin InferioreITTrentino-Alto AdigeBolzano46.5610111.411921300224Europe/Romepopulated place
8964344Località Masseria degli AviglianesiLocalita Masseria degli Aviglianesi,Località Masseria degli AviglianesiITBasilicateProvincia di Potenza40.6619915.582544Europe/Romepopulated place
3165426Torre PelosaITApuliaBari41.0872417.000940Europe/Romepopulated place
8975524Giunture IGiunture IITLazioProvincia di Frosinone41.4147613.8474921Europe/Romepopulated place
3173091MontaleITLiguriaProvincia di La Spezia44.30899.6422522Europe/Romepopulated place
8974335SueaSueaITLiguriaProvincia di Genova44.320789.3512322Europe/Romepopulated place
3175710GuardiabrunaITAbruzzoProvincia di Chieti41.8519614.53286863266Europe/Romepopulated place
8951547PolveroniPolveroniITTuscanyProvincia di Livorno43.3708610.46159306Europe/Romepopulated place
8977671San CristoforoSan CristoforoITThe MarchesProvincia di Pesaro e Urbino43.7669413.110218Europe/Romepopulated place
8961753Croce-PianelloCroce-PianelloITTuscanyProvincia di Massa-Carrara44.209499.876554Europe/Romepopulated place
8965487Case NuoveCase NuoveITVenetoProvincia di Rovigo45.0229911.5870140Europe/Romepopulated place
8960604MulinazzoMulinazzoITEmilia-RomagnaProvincia di Piacenza44.887479.5823260Europe/Romepopulated place
3176794FontebecciITTuscanyProvincia di Siena43.3333311.30Europe/Romepopulated place
8976384SassoSassoITPiedmontProvincia di Biella45.625298.2469620Europe/Romepopulated place
8978502San VitoSan VitoITUmbriaProvincia di Terni42.3822412.5444117Europe/Romepopulated place
3174231MaianoITUmbriaProvincia di Perugia42.7833312.716670Europe/Romepopulated place
8964568CasenoveCasenoveITUmbriaProvincia di Perugia42.7705912.6459743Europe/Romepopulated place
8979036Ca’ del VescovoCa’ del VescovoITEmilia-RomagnaProvincia di Piacenza44.963979.7289616Europe/Romepopulated place
3219692CodissagoITVenetoProvincia di Belluno46.2759612.31087461533Europe/Romepopulated place
3164050VisnadelloITVenetoProvincia di Treviso45.7587112.24656895Europe/Romepopulated place
8973616Case BrozziCase BrozziITPiedmontProvincia di Cuneo44.431828.0671723Europe/Romepopulated place
8981251La CroceLa CroceITTuscanyProvincia di Grosseto42.7896111.4906513Europe/Romepopulated place
3179949Case BardiITTuscanyProvincia di Grosseto42.811.316670Europe/Romepopulated place
3168576SanalvòITSardiniaProvincia di Sassari40.833339.60Europe/Romepopulated place
8953287PiepassoPiepassoITPiedmontProvincia di Alessandria44.923898.3855198Europe/Romepopulated place
2524968ColamanciColamanci,ColamauciITCalabriaProvincia di Cosenza39.3833316.50Europe/Romepopulated place
8449967Piano RisteccioITAbruzzoProvincia di Teramo42.7640913.64905465105Europe/Romepopulated place
8956209SeioSeioITTrentino-Alto AdigeProvincia autonoma di Trento46.4182511.12654101Europe/Romepopulated place
8980135Località ProduttivaLocalita Produttiva,Località ProduttivaITPiedmontProvincia di Cuneo44.74368.074614Europe/Romepopulated place
8960816CasoneCasoneITTuscanyProvincia di Siena43.3117811.3635859Europe/Romepopulated place
8963718MazzarelliMazzarelliITUmbriaProvincia di Perugia43.0465412.064746Europe/Romepopulated place
8950192CavagnanoCavagnanoITLombardyProvincia di Varese45.905398.871562Europe/Romepopulated place
8955043PreaPreaITPiedmontProvincia di Cuneo44.278527.73728122Europe/Romepopulated place
3171092PetrognanoITUmbriaProvincia di Perugia42.8960212.9582975012Europe/Romepopulated place

Italy: A Geographical Examination of the Bel Paese

The Geographic Diversity of Italy

Italy, located in the heart of the Mediterranean, is a country renowned for its rich cultural heritage, stunning landscapes, and vibrant cities. It is shaped by a diverse geography that includes mountain ranges, rolling hills, fertile plains, and extensive coastlines. From the snow-capped Alps in the north to the sun-soaked shores of Sicily in the south, Italy offers a remarkable variation in its geography, making it not only an essential cultural destination but also a country of immense ecological and economic importance.

The northern boundary of Italy is defined by the Alps, which form a natural divide with neighboring countries such as France, Switzerland, and Austria. These mountains are home to some of Italy’s most famous ski resorts and provide a wealth of natural resources. Moving south, Italy's geography shifts into rolling hills and fertile plains, particularly in regions like Lombardy and Emilia-Romagna, where agriculture thrives, particularly in the production of rice, wheat, and wine. The Po River, the longest river in Italy, runs through this northern area, providing vital irrigation for crops and serving as a trade route.

Italy's extensive coastline, stretching over 7,000 kilometers if you include all the islands, significantly influences the country’s history, culture, and economy. The western coast along the Tyrrhenian Sea, home to famous cities like Rome and Naples, contrasts with the eastern coastline along the Adriatic Sea, where cities like Venice and Ancona sit. The islands of Sicily and Sardinia are integral to Italy's geographic makeup, each offering unique landscapes and cultures, while also serving as crucial trade hubs in the Mediterranean.

The Administrative Structure of Italy

Italy is divided into 20 regions, each of which is further subdivided into provinces (or "province") and municipalities ("comuni"). These regions are the country’s primary administrative divisions, and they vary significantly in terms of geography, culture, and economic activity. Some regions, like Lazio and Lombardy, are densely populated urban hubs, while others, like Umbria and Molise, are known for their agricultural importance and rural landscapes.

The capital city, Rome, located in Lazio, is not only the political heart of Italy but also a historically significant city, having been the capital of the Roman Empire. Its location in the central-western part of the country, along the Tiber River, places it within easy reach of both coastal and inland areas, influencing its development as a cultural and political center for millennia.

Regions like Tuscany, known for its rolling hills and vineyards, offer a picturesque landscape that has become synonymous with Italy’s cultural identity. The regions of the north, such as Veneto and Emilia-Romagna, are highly industrialized, with Venice and Bologna acting as major centers for commerce and trade. In the south, Sicily and Calabria stand out for their unique cultural characteristics and historical significance, with vibrant communities built along the Mediterranean coast.

The Cities of Italy: Urbanization and Regional Characteristics

Italy’s cities are an essential reflection of its geographic diversity, with each urban area exhibiting distinct characteristics shaped by their locations. Rome, Milan, Florence, and Naples are among the most famous cities, each serving a unique role in Italy’s economic, cultural, and historical landscape.

Milan, located in the northern Lombardy region, is Italy’s financial powerhouse and a global fashion capital. Its position in the Po Valley, close to the Alps, provides it with easy access to trade routes and commerce. Florence, in the heart of Tuscany, is known for its Renaissance art and history, set against a backdrop of rolling hills and vineyards that have influenced the development of Italian agriculture and craftsmanship.

Naples, located on the Tyrrhenian coast in the Campania region, is famous for its rich history, vibrant culture, and proximity to the volcano Mount Vesuvius. Its geographic location near the Amalfi Coast makes it a key tourism and trade hub. Similarly, Venice, located in the Veneto region along the Adriatic coast, is an iconic city known for its canals and unique layout, reflecting the strategic importance of waterways in Italy’s past.

Other cities such as Palermo, Genoa, and Bologna contribute to Italy’s geographical and cultural richness. Genoa, located on the Ligurian coast, has a deep maritime history, while Bologna, in the Po Valley, is known for its university and historical significance in Italy’s northern plains.

Geographic Data: Mapping Italy’s Regions and Cities

To gain a comprehensive understanding of Italy’s geography, it is essential to collect detailed data about its cities, provinces, and regions. Mapping out Italy’s cities and regions—including their administrative boundaries, physical characteristics, and strategic locations—provides key insights into the country’s development and resource distribution.

For instance, precise geographic data on cities like Milan, Rome, and Florence allows for better analysis of their spatial relationships with surrounding areas, such as their proximity to agriculture, industry, and infrastructure. Data on the latitude and longitude of cities is also crucial for transportation planning and understanding urban sprawl, helping policymakers decide where to focus development efforts, improve public services, and balance population growth.

The distribution of Italy’s resources can be studied through geographic data as well. Regions with abundant agricultural lands, such as the Po Valley, contrast with urbanized areas in northern and central Italy, creating a need for targeted development strategies that address both rural and urban needs.

Latitude and Longitude: Tools for Mapping Italy’s Development

Latitude and longitude data are crucial for mapping Italy’s cities, towns, and natural features. By obtaining the coordinates of cities like Rome, Milan, and Venice, one can analyze the geographic layout of these cities in relation to surrounding regions and key transportation hubs.

For example, understanding the exact coordinates of Milan reveals its central position within Italy’s industrial heartland, making it a critical point for both national and international trade. Similarly, mapping the geographic location of Florence highlights its proximity to Tuscany’s vineyards and agricultural lands, key to understanding its historical significance in the context of Italy’s art, culture, and economy.

This data is also invaluable for analyzing how Italy’s various regions are connected. The geographic relationship between cities, their transportation infrastructure, and their proximity to key resources helps guide decisions regarding urban planning, infrastructure improvements, and the development of tourism.

Sustainable Development in Italy: Leveraging Geographic Data for Growth

Sustainable development in Italy is closely tied to its unique geography. The country faces challenges such as urbanization, climate change, and resource management, all of which require careful planning. Geographic data plays a crucial role in ensuring that development occurs in a way that balances economic growth with environmental preservation.

For example, in areas like the Po Valley, where agriculture is a vital industry, geographic data helps to optimize irrigation, manage soil quality, and support sustainable farming practices. In coastal regions, such as those along the Amalfi Coast or Sardinia, geographic data can help mitigate the impacts of sea-level rise, coastal erosion, and environmental degradation caused by over-tourism.

In urban areas, especially in cities like Rome and Milan, geographic data aids in planning for urban sprawl, optimizing transportation networks, and reducing pollution. By understanding the spatial dynamics of urban centers, Italy can make better decisions about sustainable city planning, reducing traffic congestion, and improving public transportation.

Leveraging Geographic Data for Italy’s Future

As Italy continues to evolve, the integration of geographic data into urban and rural development strategies will be essential for its future growth. Geographic data enables policymakers and planners to make informed decisions about the distribution of resources, development of infrastructure, and management of natural resources.

By using geographic data, Italy can continue to foster sustainable development that preserves its cultural heritage while adapting to modern challenges. Whether it is addressing the needs of expanding cities or protecting the natural landscapes that define the country, geographic data provides the foundation for making decisions that ensure a resilient and prosperous future for Italy.

Conclusion

In conclusion, obtaining accurate and detailed geographic data on Italy’s cities, regions, and natural resources—including precise latitude and longitude coordinates—is essential for understanding the country’s geography and supporting its development goals. This data is crucial for urban planning, resource management, and sustainable growth. By leveraging geographic data, Italy can continue to grow in an environmentally sustainable and economically resilient way, ensuring that its cities and regions thrive for generations to come.

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  • Geoname_ID: This is a unique identifier for each place or geographical name in the Geoname database.
  • City: The name of the place, which can be a town, village or any other form of human settlement.
  • Alternate_Name: Other names or appellations that the place may have. These alternative names may be in different languages, dialects or even local names.
  • Country_Code: This is the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code for the country in which the place is located. For example, "US" for the United States, "FR" for France.
  • Region: This represents the first-order administrative division in which the location is situated. For example, this could be a state, province or territory.
  • Sub_region: This is a second-order administrative division, such as a county or district, within the region.
  • Latitude: The geographical latitude of the location, usually in decimal degrees.
  • Longitude: The geographical longitude of the location, also usually in decimal degrees.
  • Elevation: The elevation or altitude of the location in relation to sea level, usually measured in metres.
  • Population: The estimated number of inhabitants or population of the location.
  • Timezone: The time zone in which the location is located, in accordance with global time zone standards.
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