Region of Apulia, Italy
Apulia is a region found in the nation of Italy. Home to 4,052,566 people, it is the 8th largest division in Italy in terms of population.
Apulia gained its current status as a region in the year 1948. The government of Apulia is lead by Michele Emilianoand is based in the region capital of Bari (Population: 277,387).
The most populous cities in Apulia are: Bari (Population: 277,387), Taranto (Population: 181,082), Foggia (Population: 137,032), Andria (Population: 98,342), Barletta (Population: 93,279).
Apulia Region - Quick Facts
| Country | Italy |
| Region Type | Region |
| ISO Code | IT_75 |
| Time Zone | CET |
| Year of Establishment | 1948 |
| Capital | Bari (Population: 277,387) |
| Head of Government | Michele Emiliano |
| Total Population | 4,052,566 |
| Total Area | 19,348 sq km (7,470 sq miles) |
| Population Density | 209.5 sq km (542.5 sq miles) |
This page was last updated on July 24, 2015.