List of comuni of the Province of Pesaro and Urbino facts for kids

Did you know that Italy is divided into many smaller areas, like a big puzzle? One of these areas is called a province, and inside each province, there are even smaller parts called comuni. Think of comuni as towns or cities, each with its own local government.

This article is all about the 59 comuni that make up the Province of Pesaro and Urbino. This province is located in the Marche region of central Italy. It's a beautiful area with a mix of mountains, hills, and a coastline along the Adriatic Sea.

Understanding the Comuni of Pesaro and Urbino

The Province of Pesaro and Urbino has many different comuni, from small villages to larger cities. Each comune has its own unique features, history, and people. The table below lists all 59 of these comuni, along with some important facts about them.

What the Table Shows

The table gives you a quick look at each comune. Here's what the different columns mean:

• No: This is just a number to help count the comuni.
• ISTAT Code: This is a special code given by the Italian National Institute of Statistics (ISTAT). It's like a unique ID number for each comune.
• Comune: This is the name of the town or city.
• Population: This tells you how many people live in that comune.
• Area (km²): This shows how big the comune is in square kilometers. A square kilometer is about the size of 100 football fields!
• Altitude: This tells you how high the comune is above sea level, measured in meters. This helps you know if it's a coastal town or up in the hills or mountains.

Exploring the Comuni Data

Let's look at some interesting facts from the list. The comuni vary a lot in size and population.

Largest and Smallest Comuni by Population

The comune with the most people is Pesaro, which is also the capital city of the province. It has a population of 94,604 people! On the other hand, the smallest comune by population is Frontino, with only 295 residents. This shows a big difference in how many people live in these towns.

Largest and Smallest Comuni by Area

When it comes to how much land they cover, Cagli and Urbino are among the largest, both covering over 226 square kilometers. This means they have a lot of space, perhaps with forests, fields, or smaller villages within their borders. The smallest comune by area is Gabicce Mare, which is only 4.94 square kilometers. It's a small coastal town, often popular for holidays.

Altitude Differences

You can also see how high up each comune is. Places like Pesaro and Gabicce Mare are very close to sea level (11-12 meters), which makes sense as they are on the coast. Other comuni, like Montecopiolo (915 meters) and Carpegna (748 meters), are much higher up in the mountains. These higher towns often have cooler climates and beautiful views.