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Abolished Provinces of Italy

Name the Provinces of Italy that no longer exist.
These provinces ceased to exist. This could be due to their territories no longer being part of Italy, merging into another province, or being replaced by a different kind of administrative division.
Hint: In most cases, the provinces take the name of their capital.
Sardinian provinces are currently undergoing a reform process initiated in 2021. However, as of 2023, the new reforms have not yet taken effect.
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Last updated: November 15, 2023
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Abolished in 1927
Today part of
Province of
Provinces of Frosinone, Latina and Caserta
Terra di Lavoro
 
 
Abolished in 1943
Today part of
Province of
Libya
Benghazi
Republic of Croatia / Montenegro
Cattaro
Libya
Derna
Republic of Slovenia
Ljubljana
Libya
Misurata
Republic of Croatia
Spalato
Libya
Tripoli
 
 
Abolished in 1945
Today part of
Province of
Autonomous Region of Aosta Valley
Aosta
 
 
Abolished in 1947
Today part of
Province of
Republic of Slovenia / Republic of Croatia
Carnaro
Republic of Croatia
Pola
Hellenic Republic
Rhodes
Republic of Croatia
Zara
 
 
Abolished in 2015
Today part of
Province of
Free Communal Consortium of the same name (Sicily)
Agrigento
Metropolitan City of the same name (Apulia)
Bari
Metropolitan City of the same name (Emilia-Romagna)
Bologna
Free Communal Consortium of the same name (Sicily)
Caltanissetta
Metropolitan City of the same name (Sicily)
Catania
Free Communal Consortium of the same name (Sicily)
Enna
Metropolitan City of the same name (Tuscany)
Florence
Metropolitan City of the same name (Liguria)
Genoa
Metropolitan City of the same name (Sicily)
Messina
Metropolitan City of the same name (Lombardy)
Milan
Metropolitan City of the same name (Campania)
Naples
Metropolitan City of the same name (Sicily)
Palermo
Free Communal Consortium of the same name (Sicily)
Ragusa
Metropolitan City of the same name (Lazio)
Rome
Free Communal Consortium of the same name (Sicily)
Syracuse
Free Communal Consortium of the same name (Sicily)
Trapani
Metropolitan City of the same name (Piedmont)
Turin
Metropolitan City of the same name (Veneto)
Venice
 
 
Abolished in 2016
Today part of
Province of
Metropolitan City of the same name (Sardinia) & Province of South Sardinia
Cagliari
Province of South Sardinia
Carbonia-Iglesias
Province of South Sardinia
Medio Campidano
Province of Nuoro (Sardinia)
Ogliastra
Province of Sassari (Sardinia)
Olbia-Tempio
Metropolitan City of the same name (Calabria)
Reggio Calabria
 
 
Abolished in 2017
Today part of
Province of
Regional decentralization entity of the same name (Friuli-Venezia Giulia)
Gorizia
Regional decentralization entity of the same name (Friuli-Venezia Giulia)
Pordenone
Regional decentralization entity of the same name (Friuli-Venezia Giulia)
Trieste
Regional decentralization entity of the same name (Friuli-Venezia Giulia)
Udine
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Level 73
Nov 15, 2023
nice quiz, just a couple of notes:

you missed Free Communal Consortium of Agrigentothe province of Cattaro it's now more in Montenegro then in Croatia

Bravo, comunque!

IPS
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Level 65
Nov 15, 2023
Thank you! I fixed those issues and a few other that I spotted.
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