Province of Turin

The Province of Turin encompassed an area of 6,830 square kilometers with 316 municipalities spread across diverse landscapes between the Po Valley and Alpine regions.

The Province of Turin served as a crucial administrative entity until December 31, 2014, when it transformed into the Metropolitan City of Turin through governmental reforms.

The territory maintained multiple linguistic influences, including Italian, Piedmontese, Franco-Provençal, and Occitan, reflecting its position between Italian and French cultural spheres.

The Province generated substantial economic output through industrial production, particularly in automotive manufacturing, machinery development, and metal product fabrication.

The Province contained the highest number of municipalities of any Italian province, creating a complex administrative network across urban and rural territories.

Location: Piedmont

Capital city: Turin

Shares border with: Savoie, Aosta Valley, Province of Biella, Province of Vercelli, Province of Alessandria, Province of Asti, Province of Cuneo, Hautes-Alpes, Province of Aosta

Website: http://provincia.torino.it

GPS coordinates: 45.06667,7.70000

Latest update: March 6, 2025 12:57