Province of Lecco

The Province of Lecco extends across 805 square kilometers of northern Italy, containing 85 municipalities and bordering the provinces of Como, Sondrio, and Bergamo.

The Province of Lecco gained its administrative independence in 1992 through Presidential Decree No. 250, with Mario Anghileri becoming the first President in 1995.

The territory includes numerous architectural structures like the Palazzo delle Paure and the Minor Basilica of San Nicolò, representing different historical periods.

The province maintains a population of 337,211 residents and generates an annual GDP of 9.903 billion euros, resulting in a per capita income of 29,148 euros.

Seventy percent of the province consists of mountainous terrain, including Mount Legnone reaching 2,609 meters, while the remaining thirty percent features hills.

Location: Lombardy

Inception: 1992

Capital city: Lecco

Shares border with: Province of Sondrio, Province of Bergamo, Province of Monza and Brianza, Province of Como

Website: http://provincia.lecco.it

GPS coordinates: 45.85000,9.40000

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:01