The following is a list of the 242 municipalities ( comuni ) of the Province of Bergamo, Lombardy, Italy. [1]
Name of commune | Population | Area | Density | Elevation | Location | ISTAT code | Postal code | Fiscal code | Area code | Name of inhabitants | Website |
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Adrara San Martino | 1,908 | 12.53 km2 | 152/km2 | 355 m | 45.7/45° 42' N 9.95/9°57' E | 016001 | 24060 | A057 | 035 | Adrarese sing -s pl. | - |
Adrara San Rocco | 804 | 9.1 km2 | 88/km2 | 431 m | 45.71667/45°43 N 9.9667/9°58 E | 016002 | 24060 | A058 | 035 | Sanrocchese sing. -i pl. | - |
Albano Sant'Alessandro | 6,756 | 5.28 km2 | 1,280.km2 | 243 m | 45.683/45°41 N 9.75/9°45 E | 016003 | 24061 | A129 | 035 | Albanese sing. -i pl. | - |
Albino | 16,376 | 31.32 km2 | 522/km2 | 342 m | 45.75/45°45 N 9.783/9°47 E | 016004 | 24021 | A153 | 035 | Albinese sing. -i pl. | (IT) |
Algua | 686 | 8 km2 | 86/km2 | 432 m | 45.833/45°50 N 9.6833/9°43 E | 016248 | 24010 | A193 | 0345 | Alguese sing. -i pl. | - |
Almè | 5,737 | 1.96 km2 | 2,927/km2 | 294 m | 45.733/45°44 N 9.61667/9°37 E | 016005 | 24011 | A214 | 035 | Almese sing. also Almense sing. or Lemense sing. -i pl. | - |
Almenno San Bartolomeo | 5,364 | 10.42 km2 | 515/km2 | 352 m | 45.75/45°45 N 9.583/9°35 E | 016006 | 24030 | A216 | 035 | Almennese sing. -1 pl. | - |
Almenno San Salvatore | 5,679 | 4.75 km2 | 1,196/km2 | 328 m | 45.75/45°45 N 9.583/9°35 E | 016007 | 24031 | A217 | 035 | Almennese sing. -i pl. | [ permanent dead link ] |
Alzano Lombardo | 12,065 | 13.43 km2 | 898/km2 | 204 m | 45.733/45°44 N 9.733/9°44 E | 016008 | 24022 | A246 | 035 | Alzanese sing. -i pl. | - |
Ambivere | 2,249 | 3.24 km2 | 694/km2 | 261 m | 45.6833/45°43 N 9.55/9°33 E | 016009 | 24030 | A259 | 035 | Ambiverese sing. -i pl. | - |
Antegnate | 2,365 | 9.6 km2 | 246/km2 | 112 m | 45.483/45°29 N 9.783/9°47 | 016010 | 24051 | A304 | 0363 | Antegnatese sing. -i pl. | - |
Arcene | 4,347 | 4,23 km2 | 1,028/km2 | 152 m | 45.5833/45°35 N 9.61667/9°37 E | 016011 | 24040 | A365 | 035 | Arcenese sing. -i pl. | - |
Ardesio | 3,702 | 53.73 km2 | 69/km2 | 593 m | 45.933/45°56 N 9.933/9°56 E | 016012 | 24020 | A383 | 0346 | Ardesiani pl. | |
Arzago d'Adda | 2,288 | 9.26 km2 | 247/km2 | 106 m | 45.4833/45°29 N 9.5667/9°34 E | 016013 | 24040 | A440 | 0363 | Arzaghese sing. -i pl. | - |
Averara | 202 | 10.58 km2 | 19/km2 | 650 m | 45.983/45°59 N 9.633/9°38 E | 016014 | 24010 | A511 | 0345 | Averatese sing. -1 pl. | - |
Aviatico | 488 | 8.43 km2 | 58 km2 | 1,022 m | 45.7833/45°47 N 9,7667/45°46 E | 016015 | 24020 | A517 | 035 | Aviatichese sing. -i pl. | - |
Azzano San Paolo | 6,761 | 230 m | 1,606/km2 | 230 m | 45.667/45°40 N 9,667/9°40 E | 016016 | 24052 | A528 | 035 | Azzanese sing. -i pl. | - |
Azzone | 487 | 16.84 km2 | 28.9/km2 | 973 m | 45.9833/45°59 N 10.1667/10°7 E | 016017 | 24020 | A533 | 0346 | Azzonese sing. Azzonesi pl. |
Name of commune | Population | Area | Density | Elevation | Location | ISTAT code | Postal code | Fiscal code | Area code | Name of inhabitants | Website |
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Bagnatica | 3,625 | 6 km2 | 604/km2 | 220 m | 45.667/45°40 N 9.783/9°47 E | 016018 | 24060 | A557 | 035 | Bagnatichese sing. -i pl. | (IT) |
Barbata | 606 | 8 km2 | 76/km2 | 105 m | 45.483/45°29 N 9,783/9°47 S | 016019 | 24040 | A631 | 0363 | Barbatese sing. -i pl. | - |
Bariano | 3,940 | 7 km2 | 563/km2 | 114 m | 45.51667/45°31 N 9.7/9°42 E | 016020 | 24050 | A664 | 0363 | Barianese sing. -i pl. | (IT) |
Barzana | 1,562 | 2 km2 | 781.km2 | 300 m | 45.733/45°44 N 9.5667/9°34 E | 016021 | 24030 | A684 | 035 | Barzanese sing. -i pl. | - |
Bedulita | 710 | 4 km2 | 178/km2 | 600 m | 45.783/45°47' N 9,55.9°33' E | 016022 | 24030 | A732 | 035 | Bedulitese sing. -i pl. | - |
Berbenno | 2,358 | 6 km2 | 393/km2 | 675 m | 45.81667/45°49' N 9.5667/9°34' E | 016023 | 24030 | A786 | 035 | Berbennese sing. -i pl. | - |
Bergamo | 113,143 | 39 km2 | 2,838/km2 | 249 m | 45.7/45°42' N 9.667/9°40' E | 016024 | 24100 | A794 | 035 | Bergamaschi sing. -i pl. | [ permanent dead link ] |
Berzo San Fermo | 1,142 | 5 km2 | 228/km2 | 350 m | 45.716/45°43' N 9.9/9°54' W | 016025 | 24060 | A815 | 035 | Berzese sing. -1 pl. | - |
Bianzano | 521 | 6 km2 | 87/km2 | 600 m | 45.7667/45°46' N 9.91667/9°55' E | 016026 | 24060 | A846 | 035 | Bianzanese sing. -i pl. | - |
Blello | 94 | 2 km2 | 47/km2 | 815 m | 45.833/45°50' N 9.5833/9°35' E | 016027 | 24012 | A903 | 0345 | Blellese sing. -1 pl. | - |
Bolgare | 4,198 | 8 km2 | 525/km2 | 199 m | 45.633/45°38' N 9,8167/9°49' E | 016028 | 24060 | A937 | 035 | Bolgarese sing. -i pl. | - |
Boltiere | 4,183 | 4 km2 | 1,046/km2 | 171 m | 45.6/45°36' N 9.5833/9°35' E | 016029 | 24040 | A950 | 035 | Boltierese sing. -i pl. | - |
Bonate Sopra | 6,246 | 5 km2 | 1,249/km2 | 320 m | 45.682/45° 41' N 9.5667/9° 34' E | 016030 | 24040 | A963 | 035 | Bonatese sing. -i pl. | - |
Bonate Sotto | 5,417 | 6 km2 | 903/km2 | 215 m | 45.667/45°40 N 9.5667/9°34' E | 016031 | 24040 | A962 | 025 | Bonatese sing. -i pl. | - |
Borgo di Terzo | 932 | 1 km2 | 932/km2 | 300 m | 45.71667/45°43' 9.9/9°54' E | 016032 | 24060 | B010 | 035 | Borghese sing. -i pl. | - |
Bossico | 997 | 7 km2 | 142/km2 | 860 m | 45.833/45°50 N 10.05/10°3' E | 016033 | 24060 | B083 | 035 | Bossichese sing. -i pl. | - |
Bottanuco | 4,568 | 5 km2 | 914/km2 | 222 m | 45.633/45°38' N 9.51667/9°33' E | 016034 | 24040 | B088 | 035 | Bottanuchese sing. -i pl. | |
Bracca | 755 | 5 km2 | 151/km2 | 400 m | 45.81667/45°49' N 9.71667/9°43' E | 016035 | 24010 | B112 | 0345 | Bracchese sing. -i pl. | - |
Branzi | 762 | 25 km2 | 30/km2 | 874 m | 46 N 9.7667/9°46' E | 016036 | 24010 | B123 | 0345 | Branzese sing. -i pl. | |
Brembate | 7,464 | 5 km2 | 1,436/km2 | 173 m | 45.6/45°36' N 9.5/9°33' E | 016037 | 24041 | B137 | 035 | Brembatese 'sing. -i pl. | Website |
Brembate di Sopra | 7,100 | 4 km2 | 1,684/km2 | 267 m | 45.71667/45°43' N 9.583/9°35' E | 016038 | 24030 | B138 | 035 | Brembatese sing. -i pl. | - |
Brignano Gera d'Adda | 4,773 | 11 km2 | 434/km2 | 131 m | 45.55/45°33' N 9.65/9°39' E | 016040 | 24053 | B178 | 0363-81 | Brignanese sing. -i pl | Website |
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