The administrative organization of Italy consists of regions, provinces, comuni or municipii, and frazioni.
When a comune consists of more places, the municipal office is only in one of these places, usually the one that gives the name to the comune.
In bigger cities such as Rome there are also decentralized offices called circoscrizioni, and also the terms borgata or contrada are sometimes used for the smaller administrative entities. In this section the over 37,000 frazioni are listed alphabetically, and connected each to its commune, province and region, to help identify even the smallest places in Italy.