Province of Milan
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| Nation |  Italy |
| Region | Lombardy |
| Capital | Milano |
| Area | 1,984 km² |
| Population (2006) | 3,869,037 |
| Density | 1,950 |
| Comuni | 189 |
| Vehicle Registration | MI |
| Postal Code | n/a |
| Telephone Prefix | n/a |
| ISTAT | 015 |
| President | Filippo Penati |
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The Province of Milan (It. Provincia di Milano) is a province in the Lombardy region of Italy. Its capital is the city of Milan.
It has an area of 1,984 km², and a total population of 3,869,037 (2006). There are 189 comuni in the province (source: Italian National Institute of Statistics (Istat), see this link).
The new Monza e Brianza province has been created with part of the province of Milan, and will be effective in 2009. The loss of the new province's component 53 comuni, with a combined population of ca. 750,000 would leave the surviving Province of Milan with an adjusted population of ca. 3,100,000 in its remaining territory. Map locating Province of Milan
[edit] Principal City by Population
- Milan: 1.308.735
- Monza: 121.961
- Sesto San Giovanni: 83.556
- Cinisello Balsamo: 73.770
- Legnano: 56.622
- Rho: 50.623
- Paderno Dugnano: 46.787
- Cologno Monzese: 43.753
- Seregno: 40.644
- Rozzano: 38.598
- Lissone: 38.088
- Desio: 37.742
- Bollate: 37.489
- Cesano Maderno: 34.923
- San Giuliano Milanese: 34.243
- Pioltello: 33.965
- Corsico: 33.426
- Segrate: 33.381
- Brugherio: 32.839
- Limbiate: 32.680
- San Donato Milanese: 32.668
- Abbiategrasso: 29.830
- Cernusco sul Naviglio: 29.015
- Garbagnate Milanese: 27.114
- Bresso: 26.853
- Buccinasco: 26.675
- Vimercate: 25.869
- Parabiago: 24.825
- Lainate: 24.240
- Cesano Boscone: 23.634
- Magenta: 23.354
- Giussano: 22.814
- Nova Milanese: 22.652
- Muggiò: 22.365
- Meda: 22.232
- Peschiera Borromeo: 21.354
- Cornaredo: 20.395
- Senago: 20.351
- Seveso: 20.152
- Novate Milanese: 20.063
- Arese: 19.340
- Cusano Milanino: 19.335
- Trezzano sul Naviglio: 18.837
- Cormano: 18.523
- Giussano: 18.453
- Melzo: 18.451
- Settimo Milanese: 18.326
- Cassano d'Adda: 17.661
- Nerviano: 17.451
- Carate Brianza: 17.414
- Arcore: 16.984
- Carugate: 16.639
- Melegnano: 16.389
- Bareggio: 16.306
- Pieve Emanuele: 15.566
- Bovisio-Masciago: 15.334
- Corbetta: 15.087
- Lentate sul Seveso: 14.774
- Besana in Brianza: 14.714
- Concorezzo: 14.593
- Agrate Brianza: 14.270
- Vimodrone: 14.012
- Rescaldina: 13.414
- Solaro: 13.410
- Cerro Maggiore: 14.227
- Villasanta: 13.313
- Opera: 13.217
- Cesate: 13.077
- Busto Garolfo: 12.864
- Varedo: 12.544
- Cassina de' Pecchi: 12.437
- Canegrate: 12.160
- Trezzo sull'Adda: 12.132
- Mediglia: 11.650
- Biassono: 11.324
- Baranzate: 11.144
- Sedriano: 10.848
- Arluno: 10.588
- Castano Primo: 10.503
- Paullo: 10.420
- Pero: 10.282
[edit] External links
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