NUTS 3 areas of Italy by natural population change

Bolzano-Bozen had the highest natural population change of 107 areas in 2021, at 193. Roma had the lowest, at -18,230. The median was -2,178 and the figure for Italy was -301,097. Source: Eurostat, European Commission.

Highest193Bolzano-Bozen
Lowest-18,230Roma
Median-2,178107 areas
Italy-301,097History

Top 40 areas, 2021

Bolzano-Bozen: 193 personsBolzano-Bozen193Crotone: -622 personsCrotone-622Isernia: -722 personsIsernia-722Ragusa: -740 personsRagusa-740Vibo Valentia: -758 personsVibo Valentia-758Valle d’Aosta/Vallée d’Aoste: -759 personsValle d’Aosta/Vallée d’Aoste-759Lodi: -765 personsLodi-765Sondrio: -835 personsSondrio-835Matera: -968 personsMatera-968Enna: -1,068 personsEnna-1,068Barletta-Andria-Trani: -1,082 personsBarletta-Andria-Trani-1,082Gorizia: -1,145 personsGorizia-1,145Verbano-Cusio-Ossola: -1,158 personsVerbano-Cusio-Ossola-1,158Trento: -1,207 personsTrento-1,207Rieti: -1,219 personsRieti-1,219Oristano: -1,350 personsOristano-1,350Fermo: -1,362 personsFermo-1,362Belluno: -1,366 personsBelluno-1,366Prato: -1,440 personsPrato-1,440Ascoli Piceno: -1,457 personsAscoli Piceno-1,457Caltanissetta: -1,485 personsCaltanissetta-1,485Nuoro: -1,504 personsNuoro-1,504Vercelli: -1,540 personsVercelli-1,540Pordenone: -1,541 personsPordenone-1,541Catanzaro: -1,561 personsCatanzaro-1,561Lecco: -1,655 personsLecco-1,655Biella: -1,669 personsBiella-1,669Teramo: -1,672 personsTeramo-1,672Massa-Carrara: -1,677 personsMassa-Carrara-1,677Pescara: -1,749 personsPescara-1,749Grosseto: -1,755 personsGrosseto-1,755Benevento: -1,819 personsBenevento-1,819Piacenza: -1,822 personsPiacenza-1,822Cremona: -1,836 personsCremona-1,836Terni: -1,849 personsTerni-1,849Latina: -1,853 personsLatina-1,853La Spezia: -1,864 personsLa Spezia-1,864Rimini: -1,866 personsRimini-1,866Asti: -1,892 personsAsti-1,892Caserta: -1,903 personsCaserta-1,903
persons. Source: Eurostat, Population change, natural change of population, by NUTS 2 and 3 region (demo_r_gind3). Retrieved 2026-10-12.

Full ranking

RankAreas2021
persons
Change on 2020
1Bolzano-Bozen193+175.4%
2Crotone-622-43.3%
3Isernia-722+2.6%
4Ragusa-740+7.7%
5Vibo Valentia-758-39.1%
6Valle d’Aosta/Vallée d’Aoste-759+26.9%
7Lodi-765+57.2%
8Sondrio-835+38.1%
9Matera-968-3.1%
10Enna-1,068-0.2%
11Barletta-Andria-Trani-1,082+13.2%
12Gorizia-1,145-7.5%
13Verbano-Cusio-Ossola-1,158+19.8%
14Trento-1,207+51.3%
15Rieti-1,219-0.4%
16Oristano-1,350+5.1%
17Fermo-1,362-17.5%
18Belluno-1,366+15.8%
19Prato-1,440-29.1%
20Ascoli Piceno-1,457-5.2%
21Caltanissetta-1,485-34.1%
22Nuoro-1,504-3%
23Vercelli-1,540+29.2%
24Pordenone-1,541+5.2%
25Catanzaro-1,561-26.6%
26Lecco-1,655+31.2%
27Biella-1,669+25.8%
28Teramo-1,672+5.1%
29Massa-Carrara-1,677+17.8%
30Pescara-1,749-1.2%
31Grosseto-1,755+4.2%
32Benevento-1,819-14.6%
33Piacenza-1,822+40.8%
34Cremona-1,836+53.3%
35Terni-1,849+4.1%
36Latina-1,853-5.5%
37La Spezia-1,864+12.4%
38Rimini-1,866+8.6%
39Asti-1,892+22.4%
40Caserta-1,903-38%
41Campobasso-1,909-19.7%
42Imperia-1,920+7.1%
43Cagliari-1,946+5.9%
44Siena-1,952-4.4%
45Brindisi-1,966-3.1%
46Siracusa-1,988-21.1%
47L’Aquila-2,006-7.4%
48Parma-2,019+39%
49Novara-2,030+26.6%
50Reggio nell’Emilia-2,067+17.3%
51Pesaro e Urbino-2,081+26.2%
52Rovigo-2,112+4.1%
53Pistoia-2,144-14.6%
54Viterbo-2,178-1.6%
55Macerata-2,208-6.1%
56Trapani-2,285-24.3%
57Trieste-2,290+0.5%
58Arezzo-2,344-4.2%
59Pisa-2,352+4.5%
60Agrigento-2,424-24.2%
61Mantova-2,445+20.1%
62Avellino-2,458+4.2%
63Potenza-2,540-12.9%
64Chieti-2,549-4.8%
65Bergamo-2,565+70%
66Vicenza-2,588+28.8%
67Forlì-Cesena-2,598-10.7%
68Reggio Calabria-2,631-46.6%
69Livorno-2,634+2.6%
70Sassari-2,727+9.3%
71Monza e della Brianza-2,751+36.6%
72Como-2,761+27.9%
73Savona-2,797+8.4%
74Ravenna-2,815+0.6%
75Sud Sardegna-2,834-9.5%
76Modena-2,872+17.7%
77Verona-2,888+33.5%
78Treviso-2,910+12.2%
79Lucca-2,938+0.9%
80Catania-3,101-28.1%
81Foggia-3,133-0.1%
82Cuneo-3,174+26.9%
83Frosinone-3,222-21.3%
84Taranto-3,336-29.9%
85Ancona-3,400-10.1%
86Ferrara-3,466-0.6%
87Cosenza-3,841-25.9%
88Padova-3,887+4.5%
89Alessandria-3,964+28.4%
90Messina-4,021-17.8%
91Pavia-4,056+30.7%
92Udine-4,312-8.3%
93Varese-4,350+25.2%
94Brescia-4,401+40.8%
94Perugia-4,401-14.3%
96Palermo-4,477-17.1%
97Salerno-4,574-31%
98Lecce-4,653-15.1%
99Venezia-4,965+9.4%
100Firenze-5,677+10.4%
101Bari-5,735-23.2%
102Bologna-5,899+6.5%
103Napoli-6,764-40%
104Genova-7,425+23.7%
105Milano-10,482+41.8%
106Torino-14,287+19.9%
107Roma-18,230-9.6%

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Live births minus deaths during the year. A negative value means more deaths than births (Eurostat).

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Eurostat. Population change, natural change of population, by NUTS 2 and 3 region (demo_r_gind3). https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/databrowser/view/demo_r_gind3/default/table. Retrieved 2026-10-12.

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Bolzano-Bozen, with 193 in 2021, according to Eurostat, European Commission.

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