List of comuni of the Province of Ancona facts for kids
The Province of Ancona is a cool part of Italy, located in the Marche region. Think of it like a big county, and inside it are many smaller towns and cities. In Italy, these smaller towns and cities are called comuni. Each comune is like its own local government area, responsible for things like schools, roads, and local services for the people living there.
This page lists all 47 comuni that make up the Province of Ancona. Each one is unique, with its own history, people, and special features!
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What is a Comune?
A comune (pronounced koh-MOO-neh) is the smallest kind of local government in Italy. It's similar to a city, town, or municipality in other countries. Each comune has its own mayor and local council who help run things for the people who live there.
Why are Comuni Important?
Comuni are super important because they are where most people interact with their local government. They handle everyday stuff like collecting trash, keeping public parks nice, and making sure local rules are followed. They also keep records of births, deaths, and marriages.
The Province of Ancona
The Province of Ancona is one of five provinces in the Marche region of central Italy. Its capital city is Ancona, which is also the largest city in the province. The province stretches from the Adriatic Sea coast into the hills and mountains inland.
Ancona: The Capital City
Ancona is the biggest comune in the province and also its capital. It's a port city right on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. With over 100,000 people, it's a busy place with lots of history and things to see.
Other Notable Comuni
While Ancona is the largest, many other comuni in the province are also important. For example, Jesi is another large city known for its historical center. Fabriano is famous for its paper-making traditions. Some comuni are small and quiet, nestled in the hills, while others are bustling coastal towns.
Here is a list of the comuni in the Province of Ancona, showing their population, size, and how high they are above sea level:
No. | Comune | Population | Area (km²) |
Altitude |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Agugliano | 4,916 | 21.89 | 203 |
2 | Ancona | 101,518 | 124.84 | 16 |
3 | Arcevia | 4,733 | 128.33 | 535 |
4 | Barbara | 1,364 | 11.04 | 219 |
5 | Belvedere Ostrense | 2,281 | 29.45 | 251 |
6 | Camerano | 7,325 | 20.00 | 231 |
7 | Camerata Picena | 2,537 | 11.89 | 125 |
8 | Castelbellino | 4,935 | 6.05 | 261 |
9 | Castelfidardo | 18,850 | 33.39 | 199 |
10 | Castelleone di Suasa | 1,680 | 15.92 | 206 |
11 | Castelplanio | 3,535 | 15.32 | 305 |
12 | Cerreto d'Esi | 3,847 | 16.91 | 264 |
13 | Chiaravalle | 14,885 | 17.60 | 22 |
14 | Corinaldo | 5,033 | 49.28 | 203 |
15 | Cupramontana | 4,763 | 27.40 | 505 |
16 | Fabriano | 31,596 | 272.08 | 325 |
17 | Falconara Marittima | 26,823 | 25.82 | 5 |
18 | Filottrano | 9,610 | 71.20 | 270 |
19 | Genga | 1,813 | 73.16 | 322 |
20 | Jesi | 40,361 | 108.90 | 97 |
21 | Loreto | 12,777 | 17.90 | 127 |
22 | Maiolati Spontini | 6,268 | 21.49 | 405 |
23 | Mergo | 1,061 | 7.28 | 368 |
24 | Monsano | 3,423 | 14.66 | 191 |
25 | Montecarotto | 2,027 | 24.39 | 380 |
26 | Montemarciano | 10,029 | 22.31 | 92 |
27 | Monte Roberto | 3,009 | 13.57 | 348 |
28 | Monte San Vito | 6,888 | 21.81 | 135 |
29 | Morro d'Alba | 1,929 | 19.46 | 199 |
30 | Numana | 3,713 | 10.94 | 56 |
31 | Offagna | 1,936 | 10.63 | 306 |
32 | Osimo | 34,829 | 106.74 | 265 |
33 | Ostra | 6,857 | 47.25 | 118 |
34 | Ostra Vetere | 3,344 | 30.02 | 250 |
35 | Poggio San Marcello | 705 | 13.36 | 385 |
36 | Polverigi | 3,524 | 24.98 | 140 |
37 | Rosora | 1,997 | 9.41 | 385 |
38 | San Marcello | 2,081 | 25.78 | 231 |
39 | San Paolo di Jesi | 929 | 10.11 | 224 |
40 | Santa Maria Nuova | 4,213 | 18.29 | 249 |
41 | Sassoferrato | 7,325 | 137.23 | 386 |
42 | Senigallia | 45,027 | 117.77 | 5 |
43 | Serra de' Conti | 3,762 | 24.54 | 216 |
44 | Serra San Quirico | 2,879 | 49.33 | 300 |
45 | Sirolo | 4,023 | 16.68 | 125 |
46 | Staffolo | 2,287 | 27.50 | 441 |
47 | Trecastelli | 7,645 | 39.30 | 143 |