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Status
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Hint
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Answer
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Lazio
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☆ Metropolitan City
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Largest city in Italia by proper city population
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Rome
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Lazio
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Second largest in Lazio; Overlooks the Tyrrhenian Sea
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Latina
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Abruzzo
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□
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Literally means "The Eagle"
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L'Aquila
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Abruzzo
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Largest in Abruzzo; Has a coast on the Adriatic Sea
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Pescara
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Aosta Valley
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□
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The name of the region contains it's chief town
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Aosta
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Apulia
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□ Metropolitan City
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Largest in Apulia; Has a coast on the Adriatic Sea
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Bari
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Apulia
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Third largest in Apulia; The Gargano Peninsula is found this province
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Foggia
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Apulia
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Second largest in Apulia The largest gulf in the Ionian Sea is named after this city
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Taranto
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Basilicata
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□
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Literally means "Power"
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Potenza
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Calabria
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The City of Silk; Overlooks the Ionian Sea
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Catanzaro
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Calabria
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○ Metropolitan City
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Largest in Calabria; Has a coast on a strait between the Tyrrhenian and the Ionian Seas
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Reggio di Calabria
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Campania
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□ Metropolitan City
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Third largest in Italy; Birthplace of Pizza
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Naples
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Campania
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N
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Third largest in Campania; Found in the Metropolitan Area mentioned above
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Giugliano in Campania
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Campania
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N
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Destroyed by the Vesuvius in 79 AD
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Pompei
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Campania
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Second largest in Campania
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Salerno
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Emilia-Romagna
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□ Metropolitan City
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Home to the oldest university in Europe
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Bologna
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Emilia-Romagna
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It's province borders Veneto
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Ferrara
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Emilia-Romagna
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This city and Cesena are both chief towns of the "province of _____–Cesena"
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Forlì
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Emilia-Romagna
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Third largest in Emilia-Romagna
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Modena
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Emilia-Romagna
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Second largest in Emilia-Romagna; Once formed a duchy with the city below
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Parma
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Emilia-Romagna
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It's province borders Piedmont; Once formed a duchy with the city above
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Piacenza
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Emilia-Romagna
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Was once an important port and even capital of the Western Roman Empire
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Ravenna
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Emilia-Romagna
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The first word of it's named is shared with the Metropolitan City in Calabria
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Reggio nell'Emilia
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Emilia-Romagna
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It's province borders San Marino and Marche; Has a coast on the Adriatic Sea
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Rimini
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Friuli-Venezia Giulia
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Chief town; Was once the main Austro-Hungarian port on the Adriatic Sea
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Trieste
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Liguria
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□ Metropolitan City
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Brithplace of Christopher Columbus; Has a coast on the Ligurian Sea
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Genoa
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Liguria
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N
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Where the Italian Music Festival takes place every year
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Sanremo
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Lombardy
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□ Metropolitan City
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Largest metropolitan area in Italy; Italy's fashion capital
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Milan
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Lombardy
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City divided in Città Alta and Città Bassa (high and low city)
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Bergamo
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Lombardy
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Second largest in Lombardy; It's province borders Lake Garda
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Brescia
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Lombardy
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Known for it's views on the lake named after this city; it's province borders Switzerland
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Como
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Lombardy
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Chief town of the "Province of _____ and Brianza"
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Monza
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Marche
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Has a coast on the Adriatic Sea
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Ancona
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Molise
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□
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Literally means "Low field"
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Campobasso
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Piedmont
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□ Metropolitan City
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Home to Fiat; Once capital of the Kingdom of Sardinia
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Turin
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Piedmont
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Second largest in Piedmont; It's province borders Lake Maggiore to the north
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Novara
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Sardinia
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□ Metropolitan City
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Largest in Sardinia; Found in the southern part of the island
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Cagliari
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Sardinia
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○ Metropolitan City
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Second largest in Sardinia; Found on the northern part of the island
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Sassari
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Sicily
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□ Metropolitan City
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Largest in Sicily; Has a coast on the Tyrrhenian Sea
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Palermo
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Sicily
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○ Metropolitan City
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Second largest in Sicily; Has a coast on the Ionian Sea
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Catania
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Sicily
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○ Metropolitan City
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The strait between the Tyrrhenian and the Ionian Seas is named after this City
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Messina
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Sicily
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Once a powerful Greek city-state; Has a coast on the Ionian Sea
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Syracuse
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Trentino-Alto Adige
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□ Autonomous Province
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Found in the Italian half of the region (Trentino)
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Trento
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Trentino-Alto Adige
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○ Autonomous Province
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Found in the German half of the region (South Tyrol / Alto Adige)
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Bolzano
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Tuscany
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□ Metropolitan City
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Largest in Tuscany; Birthplace of the Renaissance
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Florence
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Tuscany
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Third largest in Tuscany; Has a coast on the Tyrrhenian Sea
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Livorno
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Tuscany
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Where you will find the famous Leaning Tower
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Pisa
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Tuscany
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Second largest in Tuscany; Near the chief town of Tuscany; Literally means "Lawn"
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Prato
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Umbria
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Home to a chocolate company which is named after this city
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Perugia
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Veneto
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□ Metropolitan City
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Found on a lagoon; It's Republic dominated the Mediterranean trade in the 1400s-1500s
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Venice
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Veneto
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Second largest in Veneto; Where Romeo and Juliet takes place
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Verona
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Veneto
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Home to the second oldest university in Italy; Near the chief town of Veneto
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Padua
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Veneto
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Famous for Palladian architecture; Foun between the two cities above
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Vicenza
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