List of municipalities of the Province of Viterbo facts for kids
The Province of Viterbo is a special area in the Lazio region of Italy. It's like a big county, and within it, there are many smaller towns and cities. These towns and cities are called comuni in Italian, which means municipalities. This article will help you learn about the 60 different comuni that make up the Province of Viterbo.
Understanding Municipalities
A municipality, or comune, is the smallest local government area in Italy. Think of it as a town or city, along with the smaller villages and countryside around it, all managed by one local government. Each comune has its own mayor and local council that make decisions for the people living there. They help with things like schools, roads, and local services.
The Province of Viterbo
The Province of Viterbo is located in central Italy. It's known for its beautiful landscapes, ancient history, and charming towns. Many of its comuni have old castles, historic buildings, and lovely natural areas. The province is named after its largest city, Viterbo.
Key Facts and Figures
There are 60 different comuni in the Province of Viterbo. In 2005, the total number of people living in all these municipalities combined was about 299,830.
The largest comune by population is Viterbo itself, with over 60,000 people. It's the main city and a very important center for the province. On the other hand, some comuni are much smaller. For example, Tessennano had only 399 people in 2005, making it one of the smallest.
Here are just a few examples of the many comuni you can find in the Province of Viterbo:
- Acquapendente
- Bagnoregio
- Bolsena
- Civita Castellana
- Tarquinia
Each of these comuni has its own unique history, traditions, and places to explore!
See also
- List of municipalities of Italy
