Municipalities of South Tyrol

Last updated January 10, 2024

The following is a list of municipalities (Gemeinden/ comuni ) of the autonomous province of South Tyrol, Italy. South Tyrol is divided into 116 such subdivisions. Both German and Italian are official languages in this province. Some municipalities have a third official language, Ladin. The capital of the province is in bold.

ISTAT Code	Name			Area (km²)	Population (2009)	Map
ISTAT Code	German	Italian	Ladin	Area (km²)	Population (2009)	Map
021108	Ahrntal	Valle Aurina		187.3	5,876
021001	Aldein	Aldino		63.2	1,658
021038	Algund	Lagundo		23.6	4,782
021003	Altrei	Anterivo		11.1	389
021002	Andrian	Andriano		4.9	1,025
021060	Auer	Ora		11.8	3,529
021006	Abtei	Badia	Badia	82	3,358
021007	Barbian	Barbiano	Perbian	24.4	1,580
021008	Bozen	Bolzano	Balsan, Bulsan	52.34	103,135
021010	Brenner	Brennero	Prëner	114.1	2,118
021011	Brixen	Bressanone	Persenon, Porsenù	84.86	20,512
021012	Branzoll	Bronzolo		7.4	2,640
021013	Bruneck	Brunico	Bornech, Burnech	45	15,370
021066	Burgstall	Postal		6.7	1,715
021026	Corvara	Corvara in Badia	Corvara	42.2	1,307
021059	Deutschnofen	Nova Ponente		112	3,876
021004	Eppan an der Weinstraße	Appiano sulla Strada del Vino		59.7	14,013
021116	Feldthurns	Velturno		24.8	2,721
021032	Franzensfeste	Fortezza		61	971
021016	Freienfeld	Campo di Trens		95.3	2,677
021034	Gais			60.3	3,146
021035	Gargazon	Gargazzone		4.9	1,589
021036	Glurns	Glorenza		12.98	871
021027	Graun im Vinschgau	Curon Venosta		210.4	2,449
021109	Gsies	Valle di Casies		108.7	2,218
021005	Hafling	Avelengo		26	732
021077	Innichen	San Candido	Sanciana	80.1	3,198
021079	Jenesien	San Genesio Atesino		66.85	2,935
021015	Kaltern an der Weinstraße	Caldaro sulla Strada del Vino		47.96	7,572
021023	Karneid	Cornedo all'Isarco		40.4	3,330
021018	Kastelbell-Tschars	Castelbello-Ciardes		53.86	2,383
021019	Kastelruth	Castelrotto	Ciastel	117.8	6,456
021021	Kiens	Chienes		33.84	2,722
021022	Klausen	Chiusa	Tluses, Tlüses	51.4	5,134
021014	Kuens	Caines		1.7	396
021024	Kurtatsch an der Weinstraße	Cortaccia sulla Strada del Vino		29.4	2,245
021025	Kurtinig an der Weinstraße	Cortina sulla Strada del Vino		2	637
021117	Wengen	La Valle	La Val	39	1,281
021042	Laas	Lasa		110.1	3,896
021040	Leifers	Laives		24.3	16,964
021039	Lajen	Laion	Laion, Laiun	37.3	2,586
021041	Lana			36.08	11,120
021037	Latsch	Laces		78.8	5,145
021043	Laurein	Lauregno		14	359
021044	Lüsen	Luson	Lujon, Lijun	74.2	1,539
021046	Mals	Malles Venosta		247.1	5,050
021047	Enneberg	Marebbe	Mareo	161.3	2,899
021045	Margreid an der Weinstraße	Magrè sulla Strada del Vino		13.86	1,295
021048	Marling	Marlengo		12.8	2,488
021049	Martell	Martello		143.8	871
021051	Meran	Merano	Maran	26.3	37,673
021050	Mölten	Meltina		36.9	1,610
021053	Montan	Montagna		18.9	1,601
021054	Moos in Passeier	Moso in Passiria		194.58	2,195
021074	Mühlbach	Rio di Pusteria		84.1	2,863
021088	Mühlwald	Selva dei Molini		104.5	1,482
021055	Nals	Nalles		12.35	1,761
021056	Naturns	Naturno		67	5,440
021057	Natz-Schabs	Naz-Sciaves		15.8	2,886
021029	Neumarkt	Egna		23.7	4,926
021113	Niederdorf	Villabassa		17.9	1,454
021106	Olang	Valdaora	Valdaura, Valdaora	49	3,042
021062	Partschins	Parcines		55.4	3,477
021063	Percha	Perca		30.3	1,424
021030	Pfalzen	Falzes	Falzes	33.24	2,560
021107	Pfitsch	Val di Vizze		142	2,721
021064	Plaus			4.87	683
021067	Prad am Stilfser Joch	Prato allo Stelvio		51.4	3,370
021009	Prags	Braies	Braies	89.3	660
021068	Prettau	Predoi		86.5	596
021069	Proveis	Proves		18	273
021071	Rasen-Antholz	Rasun Anterselva		120.9	2,882
021070	Ratschings	Racines		203.5	4,331
021073	Riffian	Rifiano		35.75	1,291
021072	Ritten	Renon	Renon	111	7,507
021075	Rodeneck	Rodengo	Redant	29.5	1,181
021076	Salurn an der Weinstraße	Salorno sulla Strada del Vino		33.2	3,523
021082	St. Martin in Thurn	San Martino in Badia	San Martin de Tor	76.3	1,725
021017	Sand in Taufers	Campo Tures		164.5	5,230
021085	St. Christina in Gröden	Santa Cristina Valgardena	Santa Cristina Gherdëina	31.8	5,230
021086	Sarntal	Sarentino		302.5	6,863
021087	Schenna	Scena		48.3	2,836
021093	Schlanders	Silandro		115.2	6,014
021094	Schluderns	Sluderno		20.8	1,853
021091	Schnals	Senales		210.44	1,367
021089	Wolkenstein in Gröden	Selva di Val Gardena	Sëlva	53.3	2,624
021092	Sexten	Sesto	Sest, Le Sest	80.9	1,940
021080	St. Leonhard in Passeier	San Leonardo in Passiria		88.3	3,509
021081	St. Lorenzen	San Lorenzo di Sebato	San Laurënz	51.5	3,717
021083	St. Martin in Passeier	San Martino in Passiria		30.5	3,111
021084	St. Pankraz	San Pancrazio		63	1,589
021115	Sterzing	Vipiteno		33.18	6,306
021095	Stilfs	Stelvio		140	1,228
021103	Taufers im Münstertal	Tubre		45.9	982
021096	Terenten	Terento		42.52	1,711
021097	Terlan	Terlano		18.7	4,132
021100	Tiers	Tires	Tires	42.1	964
021101	Tirol	Tirolo		25.6	2,428
021099	Tisens	Tesimo		39.18	1,850
021028	Toblach	Dobbiaco		126.3	3,249
021098	Tramin an der Weinstraße	Termeno sulla Strada del Vino		19.4	3,282
021102	Truden im Naturpark	Trodena		20.7	1,001
021020	Tscherms	Cermes		6.6	1,393
021104	Ulten	Ultimo		208.5	2,928
021118	Unsere Liebe Frau im Walde-St. Felix	Senale-San Felice		27.6	780
021061	St. Ulrich in Gröden	Ortisei	Urtijëi	24.3	4,606
021105	Pfatten	Vadena		13.74	1,003
021111	Vahrn	Varna		70.1	4,215
021114	Villanders	Villandro	Olaneres	43.9	1,908
021033	Villnöß	Funes	Funès	81.1	2,532
021110	Vintl	Vandoies	Vandoies	110.5	3,242
021031	Völs am Schlern	Fiè allo Sciliar	Fíe, Fië	44.4	3,427
021112	Vöran	Verano		22.1	917
021065	Waidbruck	Ponte Gardena	Pruca	2.3	183
021052	Welsberg-Taisten	Monguelfo-Tesido		46.6	2,797
021058	Welschnofen	Nova Levante	Nueva Ladina, Nöia Ladina	50.8	1,922

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<span class="mw-page-title-main">Kurtatsch an der Weinstraße</span> Comune in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol, Italy

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