Province of Terni

The province of Terni spans 2,122 square kilometers in southwestern Umbria, featuring river valleys, artificial lakes, and 33 municipalities.

The province emerged in 1927 when authorities divided the original province of Umbria, establishing Terni as the administrative center of the southern territory.

The territory contains numerous medieval structures, including the round Church of San Salvatore and Renaissance buildings like the Spada Palace in Terni city.

The region maintains direct transportation links to Rome through the A1 motorway and railway connections between major municipalities including Orvieto and Narni.

The Cascata delle Marmore, created by Roman engineering in 271 BC, channels water from the Velino River into the Nera, forming a substantial hydroelectric source.

Location: Umbria

Capital city: Terni

Shares border with: province of Perugia, Province of Rieti, Province of Siena, Province of Viterbo

Website: http://provincia.terni.it

GPS coordinates: 42.56667,12.65000

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:32