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Province of Treviso
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Map with the province of Treviso in Italy
Map with the province of Treviso, in red, in Italy
Country  Italy
Region Veneto
Capital Treviso
Comuni 95
Area
 • Total 2,479.83 km2 (957.47 sq mi)
Population
 (1 January 2016)
 • Total 885,447
 • Density 357.0596/km2 (924.7800/sq mi)
Time zone UTC+1 (CET)
 • Summer (DST) UTC+2 (CEST)
Postal code
31100, 31010-31059
Telephone prefix 0421, 0422, 0423, 0434, 0438
ISO 3166 code IT-TV
Vehicle registration TV
ISTAT 026
Website Official website: http://www.provincia.treviso.it/

The Province of Treviso (Italian: Provincia di Treviso) is a province in the Veneto region of Italy. Its capital city is Treviso. This province is known for its beautiful landscapes and rich history.

Geography of Treviso Province

The province of Treviso covers an area of about 2,479.83 km2 (957.47 sq mi). Most of the land is made up of plains, which are flat areas. However, in the northern part, you will find hills.

Near the border with the Belluno province, there are some mountains. These mountains are taller than 1,000 m (3,300 ft) and are part of the eastern Alps, specifically the Dolomites. The highest mountain in the province is Monte Grappa. It stands at 3,342 m (10,965 ft) high. Monte Grappa is located where the Treviso, Belluno, and Vicenza provinces meet.

The province has many rivers. The most important one is the Piave river. It flows through the province from north to south.

Provinces of Veneto map
Veneto provinces. The Province of Treviso is shown in this map.

The province of Treviso shares its borders with several other areas. To the north, it borders the Belluno province. To the east, it borders the Friuli Venezia Giulia region, specifically the Pordenone province. To the south, it borders the Padua province and the Metropolitan City of Venice. Finally, to the west, it borders the Vicenza province.

Population in Treviso Province

As of January 1, 2016, there were 885,447 people living in the province of Treviso. This means the population density was about 357.1 people per square kilometer. Population density tells us how many people live in a certain area.

Evolution of the population in the Treviso province

Cities and Towns in Treviso Province

There are 95 municipalities (also called comuni) in the province of Treviso. These are like local towns or cities. Some of them include:

  • Altivole
  • Arcade
  • Asolo
  • Borso del Grappa
  • Breda di Piave
  • Caerano di San Marco
  • Cappella Maggiore
  • Carbonera
  • Casale sul Sile
  • Casier
  • Castelcucco
  • Castelfranco Veneto
  • Castello di Godego
  • Cavaso del Tomba
  • Cessalto
  • Chiarano
  • Cimadolmo
  • Cison di Valmarino
  • Codognè
  • Colle Umberto
  • Conegliano
  • Cordignano
  • Cornuda
  • Crespano del Grappa
  • Crocetta del Montello
  • Farra di Soligo
  • Follina
  • Fontanelle
  • Fonte
  • Fregona
  • Gaiarine
  • Giavera del Montello
  • Godega di Sant'Urbano
  • Gorgo al Monticano
  • Istrana
  • Loria
  • Mansuè
  • Mareno di Piave
  • Maser
  • Maserada sul Piave
  • Meduna di Livenza
  • Miane
  • Mogliano Veneto
  • Monastier di Treviso
  • Monfumo
  • Montebelluna
  • Morgano
  • Moriago della Battaglia
  • Motta di Livenza
  • Nervesa della Battaglia
  • Oderzo
  • Ormelle
  • Orsago
  • Paderno del Grappa
  • Paese
  • Pederobba
  • Pieve di Soligo
  • Ponte di Piave
  • Ponzano Veneto
  • Portobuffolé
  • Possagno
  • Povegliano
  • Preganziol
  • Quinto di Treviso
  • Refrontolo
  • Resana
  • Revine Lago
  • Riese Pio X
  • Roncade
  • Salgareda
  • San Biagio di Callalta
  • San Fior
  • San Pietro di Feletto
  • San Polo di Piave
  • San Vendemiano
  • San Zenone degli Ezzelini
  • Santa Lucia di Piave
  • Sarmede
  • Segusino
  • Sernaglia della Battaglia
  • Silea
  • Spresiano
  • Susegana
  • Tarzo
  • Trevignano
  • Treviso
  • Valdobbiadene
  • Vazzola
  • Vedelago
  • Vidor
  • Villorba
  • Vittorio Veneto
  • Volpago del Montello
  • Zenson di Piave
  • Zero Branco

Largest Municipalities in Treviso Province

Here are the 12 largest comuni (municipalities) in the province. The table shows their population, area, and how high they are above sea level.

No. Comune Population
(2016)
Area
(km²)
Density Altitude
(m)
1 Treviso &&&&&&&&&&083731.&&&&&083,731 55.58 1,506.5 15
2 Conegliano &&&&&&&&&&034891.&&&&&034,891 36.38 959.1 72
3 Castelfranco Veneto &&&&&&&&&&033234.&&&&&033,234 51.61 643.9 43
4 Montebelluna &&&&&&&&&&031228.&&&&&031,228 49.01 637.2 109
5 Vittorio Veneto &&&&&&&&&&028232.&&&&&028,232 82.80 341.0 138
6 Mogliano Veneto &&&&&&&&&&027659.&&&&&027,659 46.26 597.9 8
7 Paese &&&&&&&&&&021968.&&&&&021,968 38.09 576.7 32
8 Oderzo &&&&&&&&&&020379.&&&&&020,379 42.35 481.2 13
9 Villorba &&&&&&&&&&018056.&&&&&018,056 30.53 591.4 26
10 Vedelago &&&&&&&&&&016873.&&&&&016,873 61.85 272.8 43
11 Preganziol &&&&&&&&&&016749.&&&&&016,749 23.10 725.1 12
12 Roncade &&&&&&&&&&014369.&&&&&014,369 61.78 232.6 8

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