Municipalities
For each municipality the seismic zone and how much of the territory has landslide or flood hazard, from the open data of ISPRA and the Civil Protection. Dossier Immobile works all over Italy, except in Trentino, where the cadastral map is not yet open data.
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Provincial capitals
- Agrigento
- Alessandria
- Ancona
- Andria
- Aosta
- Arezzo
- Ascoli Piceno
- Asti
- Avellino
- Bari
- Barletta
- Belluno
- Benevento
- Bergamo
- Biella
- Bologna
- Bolzano
- Brescia
- Brindisi
- Cagliari
- Caltanissetta
- Campobasso
- Carbonia
- Caserta
- Catania
- Catanzaro
- Chieti
- Como
- Cosenza
- Cremona
- Crotone
- Cuneo
- Enna
- Fermo
- Ferrara
- Firenze
- Foggia
- Forlì
- Frosinone
- Genova
- Gorizia
- Grosseto
- Imperia
- Isernia
- L’Aquila
- La Spezia
- Latina
- Lecce
- Lecco
- Livorno
- Lodi
- Lucca
- Macerata
- Mantova
- Massa
- Matera
- Messina
- Milano
- Modena
- Monza
- Napoli
- Novara
- Nuoro
- Oristano
- Padova
- Palermo
- Parma
- Pavia
- Perugia
- Pesaro
- Pescara
- Piacenza
- Pisa
- Pistoia
- Pordenone
- Potenza
- Prato
- Ragusa
- Ravenna
- Reggio di Calabria
- Reggio nell’Emilia
- Rieti
- Rimini
- Roma
- Rovigo
- Salerno
- Sassari
- Savona
- Siena
- Siracusa
- Sondrio
- Taranto
- Teramo
- Terni
- Torino
- Trani
- Trapani
- Trento
- Treviso
- Trieste
- Udine
- Varese
- Venezia
- Verbania
- Vercelli
- Verona
- Vibo Valentia
- Vicenza
- Viterbo
Abruzzo
15.4% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 2.2% is in the P2 flood scenario.
Basilicata
6.1% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 3.5% is in the P2 flood scenario.
Calabria
2.4% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 17.2% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Province of Catanzaro
- Province of Cosenza
- Province of Crotone
- Metropolitan City of Reggio Calabria
- Province of Vibo Valentia
Campania
19.6% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 5.7% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Province of Avellino
- Province of Benevento
- Province of Caserta
- Metropolitan City of Napoli
- Province of Salerno
Emilia-Romagna
14.7% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 45.5% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Metropolitan City of Bologna
- Province of Ferrara
- Province of Forlì-Cesena
- Province of Modena
- Province of Parma
- Province of Piacenza
- Province of Ravenna
- Province of Reggio nell’Emilia
- Province of Rimini
Friuli-Venezia Giulia
2.5% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 14.6% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Area of the former province of Gorizia
- Area of the former province of Pordenone
- Area of the former province of Trieste
- Area of the former province of Udine
Lazio
5.5% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 3.5% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Province of Frosinone
- Province of Latina
- Province of Rieti
- Metropolitan City of Roma
- Province of Viterbo
Liguria
14.6% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 2.9% is in the P2 flood scenario.
Lombardia
6.6% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 10.2% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Province of Bergamo
- Province of Brescia
- Province of Como
- Province of Cremona
- Province of Lecco
- Province of Lodi
- Province of Mantova
- Metropolitan City of Milano
- Province of Monza e della Brianza
- Province of Pavia
- Province of Sondrio
- Province of Varese
Marche
7.6% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 2.7% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Province of Ancona
- Province of Ascoli Piceno
- Province of Fermo
- Province of Macerata
- Province of Pesaro e Urbino
Molise
16% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 5.6% is in the P2 flood scenario.
Piemonte
6.8% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 8.3% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Province of Alessandria
- Province of Asti
- Province of Biella
- Province of Cuneo
- Province of Novara
- Metropolitan City of Torino
- Province of Verbano-Cusio-Ossola
- Province of Vercelli
Puglia
3.1% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 6.9% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Metropolitan City of Bari
- Province of Barletta-Andria-Trani
- Province of Brindisi
- Province of Foggia
- Province of Lecce
- Province of Taranto
Sardegna
9.4% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 4% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Metropolitan City of Cagliari
- Province of Nuoro
- Province of Oristano
- Province of Sassari
- Province of Sud Sardegna
Sicilia
3.1% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 1.9% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Free municipal consortium of Agrigento
- Free municipal consortium of Caltanissetta
- Metropolitan City of Catania
- Free municipal consortium of Enna
- Metropolitan City of Messina
- Metropolitan City of Palermo
- Free municipal consortium of Ragusa
- Free municipal consortium of Siracusa
- Free municipal consortium of Trapani
Toscana
21.1% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 12.2% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Province of Arezzo
- Metropolitan City of Firenze
- Province of Grosseto
- Province of Livorno
- Province of Lucca
- Province of Massa-Carrara
- Province of Pisa
- Province of Pistoia
- Province of Prato
- Province of Siena
Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol
12.3% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 2.6% is in the P2 flood scenario.
Umbria
5.9% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 4.3% is in the P2 flood scenario.
Valle d'Aosta/Vallée d'Aoste
83.7% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 7.3% is in the P2 flood scenario.
Veneto
0.7% of the territory has landslide hazard P3-P4, 13.3% is in the P2 flood scenario.
- Province of Belluno
- Province of Padova
- Province of Rovigo
- Province of Treviso
- Metropolitan City of Venezia
- Province of Verona
- Province of Vicenza
Sources
- ISPRA, IdroGEO: hazard and risk indicators (CC BY 4.0), read on 25 October 2026
- Civil Protection: seismic classification of the municipalities, May 2025 update
- Istat: codes of the municipalities, provinces and regions (CC BY 4.0)
Processing: SRI Group BV (VAT BE1037052239). Dataset: ISPRA mosaics v5.0 (landslides 2024, floods 2020); the shares are shares of area, not a measure of the risk of an individual house. ISPRA’s hazard maps are technical-scientific products: the maps with legal force are those of the district River Basin Authority.
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