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Province of Massa-Carrara

Natural hazards and seismic zone municipality by municipality, for home buyers.

According to ISPRA’s mosaic, 19.2% of the territory of the province of Massa-Carrara has high or very high landslide hazard (P3 and P4), with 8% of the residents. 4.4% of the territory of the province of Massa-Carrara is in the flood area of the medium-probability scenario (P2), with 26.6% of the residents. Among Italy’s 107 provinces it ranks 13th for landslide hazard P3-P4 and 67th for flood area (P2).

Municipalities by seismic zone: 14 in zone 2, 3 in zone 3.

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Municipalities by share of territory in landslide class P3/P4

Podenzana37.4%
Montignoso31.8%
Massa27.3%
Licciana Nardi25.4%
Bagnone24.3%
Zeri24%
Mulazzo22.8%
Fivizzano21.1%
Filattiera20.9%
Carrara18.7%

Municipalities by share of territory in flood scenario P2

Massa15.2%
Montignoso11.9%
Carrara11.7%
Filattiera9.1%
Aulla7.8%
Villafranca in Lunigiana7.8%
Mulazzo7.5%
Podenzana4.7%
Licciana Nardi3.5%
Tresana3.4%

All 17 municipalities

MunicipalitySeismic zoneLandslide P3-P4Flood P2
Aulla24.7%7.8%
Bagnone224.3%0.1%
Carrara318.7%11.7%
Casola in Lunigiana217.9%1.3%
Comano216.6%0.3%
Filattiera220.9%9.1%
Fivizzano221.1%1.3%
Fosdinovo27%0.4%
Licciana Nardi225.4%3.5%
Massa327.3%15.2%
Montignoso331.8%11.9%
Mulazzo222.8%7.5%
Podenzana237.4%4.7%
Pontremoli212.8%1.1%
Tresana216.8%3.4%
Villafranca in Lunigiana217%7.8%
Zeri224%0.3%

Landslides and floods in the province

ISPRA indicatorMSToscana
Landslide, very high hazard (P4)3%4.6%
Landslide, high hazard (P3)16.2%16.4%
Landslide, areas of attention0%0.6%
Residents in landslide areas P3-P48%5%
Buildings in landslide areas P3-P412%8.1%
Flood, high probability (P3)2.7%6.2%
Flood, medium probability (P2)4.4%12.2%
Flood, low probability (P1)7.2%21.2%
Residents in P2 flood areas26.6%25.6%
Buildings in P2 flood areas20.2%22.2%

Sources: ISPRA IdroGEO, Civil Protection, Istat (25 October 2026).

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