Population change in Italian regions from the year 2001 to the year 2023 in %. Made by me. Source in the picture.

16 comments

1. Surprised by Aosta Valley, Umbria, Marche and Abruzzo!

2. This is pretty shocking

3. Literally all statistics about italy

4. Wonder what the reason is for Trentino-Alto Adige being the highest? I’d have expected Lombardy to have had the most growth.

   Also surprised by Liguria declining.

5. Bolzano is lovely

6. As someone who has never been to Italy, can someone explain what kind of regions Basilicata, Molise and Calabria are (nature, industries, job market, general living conditions, prices)?

   Are those one of the regions with poor job market, high prices and overage (or below) living conditions ? Is that why people are leaving those regions ?

7. Italy didnt need comunism to be split in two

8. what is the future for south italy? is it going to be full of old people until they die and in the far future, new kinds of people moving there for cheaper lands?

9. Basilicata always seemed the region with the least troubles in the south. I’m surprised it scores the worst.

10. Why is Basilicata so unpopular?

11. r/EveryMapOfItaly

12. Abruzzo and Liguria seem to be the anomalies here, what’s up with them?

13. Liguria: “*You know, I’m something of a mezzogiorno myself*”

14. I see an impostor

15. South Italy should just be considered a region in the balkans at this point, along with Portugal.

16. What’s the deal with Genoa?