Provinces of Marche
Latest update: 20 February 2022
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The five provinces of Marche include that of the regional capital, Ancona, three further major towns and cities, as well as one province which is made up of two towns.
Most of the 20 regions of Italy are divided up into a series of provinces and within each province there are then a number of comunes which are the remaining towns and sometimes villages. Ancona Province which is named after the capital of Marche has the largest population with just under half a million but it's Macerata Province that covers the largest area with 2,779 km². |
Two of the remaining three provinces of Marche are named after the cities of Ascoli Piceno and Fermo, while the final province of Pesaro and Urbino takes the name of two towns.
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Ancona Province
Corinaldo, Ancona Province
Provincial capital: Ancona
Population: 465,023 Size: 1,940 km² Comunes: 49 Code: AN Highlights: Sirolo, Frasassi Caves, Santuario Madonna di Frasassi |
Ascoli Piceno Province
Ripatransone, Ascoli Piceno Province
Provincial capital: Ascoli Piceno
Population: 204,575 Size: 1,228 km² Comunes: 33 Code: AP Highlights: Grottammare, Offida, San Benedetto del Tronto |
Fermo Province
Porto San Giorgio, Fermo Province
Provincial capital: Fermo
Population: 170,248 Size: 784 km² Comunes: 40 Code: FM Highlights: Servigliano, Torre di Palme, Porto San Giorgio, Moresco |
Macerata Province
Civitanova Marche
Provincial capital: Macerata
Population: 307,421 Size: 2,779 km² Comunes: 57 Code: MC Highlights: Recanati, Tolentino, Abbazia di Chiaravalle di Fiastra |
Pesaro and Urbino
Mercatale, Pesaro and Urbino
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