Grosseto  Province​

Latest update: 5 March 2022
​​The Grosseto Province occupies a geographical area of 4,503 square kilometres, including the city of Grosseto itself, the provincial capital.

Within the province there are 28 provincial towns, known as communes (comune singular or comuni plural in Italian), containing a total population of around 222,000 inhabitants. 
​Among the highlights in the province are the islands of Giglio and Giannutri, the hill town of Pitigliano and Porto Santo Stefano. Grosseto Province also contains the sub-region of Tuscany known as La Maremma which includes inland towns such as Pitigliano and Sorano, the islands mentioned above and the coastal towns of Castiglione della Pescaia, Porto Ercole and Porto Santo Stefano. 
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Provincia di Grosseto
Region: Tuscany

Provincial capital: Grosseto
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Population: 217,846 (source: ISTAT 1 January 2022)

Size: 4,503 km²

Comunes: 28

Province code: GR
Neighbouring provinces: Livorno, Pisa, Siena, Viterbo
Neighbouring region: Lazio
Highlights: ​​Giglio, Saturnia, Pitigliano, Giannutri, Massa Marittima

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