Last update : 8-JAN-2000
(name comes from latin Padus, the Po River)
Area : 161 285 kmē
(Piemonte : 25 399 ;
Aosta : 3262 ;
Liguria : 5416 ;
Lombardia : 23851 ;
Trentino-Südtirol : 13613 ;
Veneto : 18634 ;
Friul-Venezia-Giulia : 7845 ;
Emilia-Romagna : 22123 ;
Toscana : 22992 ;
Umbria : 8456 ;
Marche : 9694)
Population : 31 502 000 inhabitants
(Piemonte : 4 479 000;
Aosta : 112 000;
Liguria : 1 808 000;
Lombardia : 8 892 000;
Trentino-Südtirol : 873 000;
Veneto : 4 345 000;
Friul-Venezia-Giulia : 1 234 000;
Emilia-Romagna : 3 958 000;
Toscana : 3 581 000;
Umbria : 808 000;
Marche : 1 412 000)
Languages :
- (official) Italian; German (Süd Tirol);
French (Val d'Aoste); Slovene (Friul)
- (on the way to be official, in the regions) Bavarian, Emilian-Romagnan,
Franco-Provençal (Val d'Aoste), Friulian,
Ladin (Trentino & Südtirol), Ligurian, Lombard, Piemontese,
Occitan (Piemonte), Venetian
National anthem : Va' Pensiero
Capital : Venezia (for the government) and in the Castle of Chignolo Po
(Pavia) there is the Parliament (according to Lega Nord).
Political status : annexed to Italy in 1860s
Site of Emilia-Romagna
Site of
Friuli-Venezia-Giulia
Site of Liguria
Site of Lombradia
Site of Marche
Site of Piemonte
Site of Toscana
Site of
Trentino-Süd-Tirol
Site of Umbria
Site of Veneto
All the national Padanian sites
Pages of the national secretariats of
Lega Nord
Independentist movement : Lega Nord Northern League
Regionalist movement : Union Valdôtaine, Südtiroler Volkspartei, PATT (Trentino), Union für SüdTirol
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Waiburlin : Stéphane Dohet - 2000