NUTS 3 areas of Italy by deaths

Roma had the highest deaths of 107 areas in 2013, at 38,628. Isernia had the lowest, at 1,039. The median was 4,050 and the figure for Italy was 600,744. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Highest38,628Roma
Lowest1,039Isernia
Median4,050107 areas
Italy600,744History

Top 40 areas, 2013

CSVChart (SVG)

RomaRoma: 38,628 count38,628MilanoMilano: 28,472 count28,472NapoliNapoli: 26,133 count26,133TorinoTorino: 24,290 count24,290PalermoPalermo: 12,010 count12,010GenovaGenova: 11,889 count11,889BolognaBologna: 11,095 count11,095BresciaBrescia: 10,839 count10,839FirenzeFirenze: 10,782 count10,782SalernoSalerno: 10,772 count10,772BariBari: 10,380 count10,380CataniaCatania: 10,181 count10,181BergamoBergamo: 9,298 count9,298VeneziaVenezia: 8,921 count8,921PadovaPadova: 8,423 count8,423VareseVarese: 8,366 count8,366VeronaVerona: 8,361 count8,361LecceLecce: 7,774 count7,774CasertaCaserta: 7,630 count7,630VicenzaVicenza: 7,597 count7,597TrevisoTreviso: 7,561 count7,561PerugiaPerugia: 7,172 count7,172ModenaModena: 7,064 count7,064MessinaMessina: 7,043 count7,043Monza e della BrianzaMonza e della Brianza: 7,017 count7,017CosenzaCosenza: 6,992 count6,992CuneoCuneo: 6,638 count6,638PaviaPavia: 6,546 count6,546UdineUdine: 6,157 count6,157AlessandriaAlessandria: 5,996 count5,996FoggiaFoggia: 5,729 count5,729ComoComo: 5,516 count5,516FrosinoneFrosinone: 5,404 count5,404Reggio CalabriaReggio Calabria: 5,375 count5,375Reggio nell’EmiliaReggio nell’Emilia: 5,288 count5,288TarantoTaranto: 5,262 count5,262AnconaAncona: 5,243 count5,243TrentoTrento: 4,842 count4,842ParmaParma: 4,754 count4,754LatinaLatina: 4,726 count4,726
count. Source: Eurostat. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

Full ranking

RankAreas2013
count
Change on 2012
1Roma38,628-3.1%
2Milano28,472-4.1%
3Napoli26,133-0.9%
4Torino24,290+0.7%
5Palermo12,010-1.9%
6Genova11,889-1.9%
7Bologna11,095-3%
8Brescia10,839-2.4%
9Firenze10,782-3.8%
10Salerno10,772+3.3%
11Bari10,380+0.6%
12Catania10,181-2.2%
13Bergamo9,298-2.3%
14Venezia8,921+1.3%
15Padova8,423-2%
16Varese8,366-1.4%
17Verona8,361-3%
18Lecce7,774-2%
19Caserta7,630-0.7%
20Vicenza7,597-1.1%
21Treviso7,561-1.8%
22Perugia7,172-2.7%
23Modena7,064-1.5%
24Messina7,043-3.8%
25Monza e della Brianza7,017-1.7%
26Cosenza6,992-0.4%
27Cuneo6,638-2.1%
28Pavia6,546-1.2%
29Udine6,157+0.3%
30Alessandria5,996-3.7%
31Foggia5,729-3.3%
32Como5,516+0.8%
33Frosinone5,404-0.5%
34Reggio Calabria5,375-3.2%
35Reggio nell’Emilia5,288-1.7%
36Taranto5,262-1.7%
37Ancona5,243-0.5%
38Trento4,842+3.8%
39Parma4,754-2.8%
40Latina4,726-5.1%
41Lucca4,674-2.3%
42Trapani4,633-0.3%
43Pisa4,589-4.4%
44Avellino4,544-1.2%
45Agrigento4,523-4.5%
46Sassari4,469-3.1%
47Chieti4,435+1%
48Ravenna4,388-2.3%
49Ferrara4,385-8.6%
50Mantova4,352-3.7%
51Forlì-Cesena4,158-2.7%
52Livorno4,075-4.4%
53Potenza4,056-0.2%
54Bolzano-Bozen4,050-3.1%
55Savona3,997+1.6%
56Arezzo3,913+0.9%
57Cremona3,908-5.3%
58Pesaro e Urbino3,835-0.8%
59Siracusa3,828-6.3%
60Brindisi3,795-4.6%
61Novara3,763-4.9%
62Macerata3,632-5%
63Viterbo3,608-3.7%
64Sud Sardegna3,561+0.2%
65L’Aquila3,541-0.3%
66Piacenza3,491-2.8%
67Cagliari3,461+1.4%
68Catanzaro3,389-3.5%
69Trieste3,322-4.3%
70Teramo3,238+2.2%
71Siena3,219-3.9%
72Pescara3,201-6.1%
73Benevento3,155-2.5%
74Lecco3,142+2.7%
75Rimini3,140-1.5%
76Pistoia3,129-4.5%
77La Spezia3,003+1%
78Pordenone3,001-2.1%
79Barletta-Andria-Trani2,993-1.4%
80Ragusa2,960-5.3%
81Terni2,952-3.1%
82Rovigo2,906-5.3%
83Asti2,826-1.9%
84Imperia2,792+3.1%
85Grosseto2,746-6%
86Massa-Carrara2,681+4.5%
87Caltanissetta2,659-4.9%
88Belluno2,568+0.3%
89Campobasso2,522+0.1%
90Biella2,379+0.8%
91Prato2,377-1.8%
92Vercelli2,361+4.7%
93Ascoli Piceno2,2270%
94Lodi2,063-6.4%
95Nuoro2,031-7.4%
96Rieti1,948+1.8%
97Fermo1,933+0.3%
98Matera1,906-1.5%
99Verbano-Cusio-Ossola1,824-4.7%
100Enna1,804-4.1%
101Sondrio1,745-4.3%
102Gorizia1,742-0.4%
103Oristano1,694-8.6%
104Vibo Valentia1,582-5.2%
105Crotone1,428-7.3%
106Valle d’Aosta/Vallée d’Aoste1,287+0.3%
107Isernia1,039-6.2%

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About this ranking

Deaths of residents in the area during the year.

Every value in the ranking comes from the same publisher and the same period, so the areas are compared on one definition. Equal values share a rank.

How to cite

Eurostat. Deaths during the year by NUTS 2 and 3 region (demo_r_gind3). https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/demo_r_gind3/default/table. Retrieved 2026-10-08.

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Which area has the highest deaths?

Roma, with 38,628 in 2013, according to Eurostat, European Commission.

Which area has the lowest deaths?

Isernia, with 1,039 in 2013.

Where does this ranking come from?

Every value comes from one source and one period, so the places are comparable: Eurostat, European Commission, Deaths during the year by NUTS 2 and 3 region (demo_r_gind3). Retrieved 2026-10-08.

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