What are the political divisions of Italy?

Italy is divided into 20 regions, each with its own elected government and legislature. The regions are:

- Abruzzo

- Basilicata

- Calabria

- Campania

- Emilia-Romagna

- Friuli-Venezia Giulia

- Lazio

- Liguria

- Lombardy

- Marche

- Molise

- Piedmont

- Puglia

- Sardinia

- Sicily

- Tuscany

- Umbria

- Valle d'Aosta

- Veneto

Provinces

The regions are further divided into provinces, each with its own elected government and legislature. There are 107 provinces in Italy.

Municipalities

The provinces are divided into municipalities, each with its own elected mayor and council. There are over 8,000 municipalities in Italy.