Province of Savona facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Province of Savona Savona
Province
Country	Italy
Region	Liguria
Capital	Savona
Area
• Total	1,545 km2 (597 sq mi)
Population
• Total	284,238
• Density	175/km2 (450/sq mi)
Postal Code	12071, 17010, 17012-17015, 17017, 17019-17028, 17030-17035, 17037, 17039-17043, 17046-17047, 17100
Telephone prefix	019, 0182
ISTAT	009
Vehicle registration	SV
No. of communes	69

The Province of Savona is a special area in Italy. It is located in the Liguria region. A province is like a large county or district. It helps manage different towns and cities.

The capital city of this province is also called Savona. This province is known for its beautiful coastline and hills.

About the Province of Savona

The Province of Savona is one of the four provinces in the Liguria region. Liguria is a narrow strip of land in northwest Italy. It sits along the Ligurian Sea. The province has a mix of coastal areas and mountains.

Where is Savona Located?

The Province of Savona is in the northwest part of Italy. It borders the Mediterranean Sea. To its north are the Alps mountains. This location gives it a mild climate. It is a popular place for tourists.

What is a Province?

In Italy, a province is a type of administrative division. It is bigger than a city but smaller than a region. Provinces help organize local government. They manage things like roads, schools, and public services. The Province of Savona includes 69 different towns and villages.

People and Places

About 284,238 people live in the Province of Savona. The main city, Savona, is a port city. It has a long history. Many people visit the area for its beaches and charming towns. The province also has many natural parks. These parks are great for hiking and exploring.

The leader of the province is called the President. The current President is Angelo Vaccarezza. The President helps manage the province's affairs.

See also

In Spanish: Provincia de Savona para niños