- For provinces of Ancient Rome, see Roman province
The Province of Rome (Italian: Provincia di Roma), is a province and the metropolitan area of Rome in the Lazio region of Italy, with an area of 5,352 km², and a total population of over 4.1 million residents (April 2009) in 121 comuni (singular: comune), see Comuni of the Province of Rome. The province can be viewed as the extended metropolitan area of the city of Rome, although in its more peripheral portions, especially to the north, it comprises towns surrounded by firmly rural landscape, just as towns elsewhere throughout Italy.
The main comuni by population are:
| Commune |
Population |
| Rome |
2,714,932 |
| Guidonia Montecelio |
74,511 |
| Fiumicino |
58,394 |
| Civitavecchia |
50,985 |
| Tivoli |
50,951 |
| Velletri |
50,592 |
| Anzio |
47,784 |
| Pomezia |
47,465 |
| Nettuno |
41,398 |
| Ciampino |
37,933 |
| Marino |
37,424 |
| Albano Laziale |
36,778 |
| Monterotondo |
36,647 |
| Ladispoli |
35,323 |
| Ardea |
34,625 |
| Cerveteri |
32,456 |
| Fonte Nuova |
24,950 |
| Genzano di Roma |
22,607 |
| Colleferro |
21,614 |
| Frascati |
20,311 |
| Grottaferrata |
19,849 |
| Mentana |
18,623 |
| Palestrina |
18,175 |
| Ariccia |
18,062 |
| Anguillara Sabazia |
16,624 |
| Santa Marinella |
16,531 |
| Bracciano |
15,785 |
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