The very long coastline - over 80 km - is characterized by a great number of small bays alternating to sandy or rocky beaches, which make it a paradise for tourists. The main cultivations are olive trees and vineyards, whose production is of high quality and renowned all over Italy and beyond, as well as artichokes, tomatoes and watermelons.
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Province of BrindisiRegion Puglia - Apulia - Apulien, Italy
The Province of Brindisi has an area of 1,839 sq km, and a total population of 402,422 in the 2001 census. It was established in the year 1927 and is administratively divided into 20 Municipalities, with capital the city of Brindisi. The territory goes from the southern Murge hills to the Messapian plain, which was once covered by marshes, and was always a border area between Roman Apulia and the greek-influenced Salentina peninsula.
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The "Comuni" of the Province
Brindisi |
Carovigno |
Ceglie Messapica |
Cellino San Marco |
Cisternino |
Erchie |
Fasano |
Francavilla Fontana |
Latiano |
Mesagne |
Oria |
Ostuni |
San Donaci |
San Michele Salentino |
San Pancrazio Salentino |
San Pietro Vernotico |
San Vito dei Normanni |
Torchiarolo |
Torre Santa Susanna |
Villa Castelli
MAP OF THE PROVINCE OF BRINDISI:
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