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The Province of Monza and Brianza (in the local idiom: "Pruincia de Munscia e Briansa") is a province of Lombardy, Italy. It was created (with part of the province of Milan) on May 12, 2004, but will become effective in 2009. It will have an area of 363.8 km² and a population (2001 census) of 731,573.

[change] Communes of the Province of Monza and Brianza

A list of its 53 communes follows:

  • Agrate Brianza
  • Aicurzio
  • Albiate
  • Arcore
  • Barlassina
  • Bellusco
  • Bernareggio
  • Besana in Brianza
  • Biassono
  • Bovisio-Masciago
  • Briosco
  • Brugherio
  • Burago di Molgora
  • Busnago
  • Camparada
  • Caponago
  • Carate Brianza
  • Carnate
  • Cavenago di Brianza
  • Ceriano Laghetto
  • Cesano Maderno
  • Cogliate
  • Concorezzo
  • Cornate d'Adda
  • Correzzana
  • Desio
  • Giussano
  • Lazzate
  • Lesmo
  • Limbiate
  • Lissone
  • Macherio
  • Meda
  • Mezzago
  • Misinto
  • Monza
  • Muggiò
  • Nova Milanese
  • Ornago
  • Renate
  • Ronco Briantino
  • Seregno
  • Seveso
  • Sovico
  • Sulbiate
  • Triuggio
  • Usmate Velate
  • Varedo
  • Vedano al Lambro
  • Veduggio con Colzano
  • Verano Brianza
  • Villasanta
  • Vimercate

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