Fusion of municipalities from the Unification of Italy
Note: in bold the provincial capitals
The fusion of Italian municipalities (Italian: fusione di comuni) is the physical-territorial union between two or more contiguous comuni .
The following list contains only the municipalities that are within the present-day borders of Italy.
Note: in bold the provincial capitals
Source: [28]
1º January 2027
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