1910–1911
Britannica 11th
Encyclopaedia Britannica · 11th edition
EMILIA, a territorial division (compartimenlo) of Italy, bounded by Venetia and Lombardy on the N., Liguria on the W., Tuscany on the S., the Marches on the S.E., and the Adriatic Sea on the E. It has an area of 7967 sq. m., and a population of 2,477,690 (1901), embracing eight provinces, as follows: — (i) Bologna (pop. 529,612; 61 communes); (2) Ferrara (270,558; 16 communes); (3) Forli (283,996; 41 communes); (4) Modena (3Z3.S98; 45 communes); (5) Parma (303, 694; 50 communes); (6) Piacenza (250,491; 47 communes)…
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