Valle d'Aosta Region

Valle d'Aosta is an Italian region with a special status in north-western Italy, with its capital being Aosta, from which it takes its name. It is part of the Alps-Mediterranean Euroregion.

It is the smallest region of Italy with 3 263 km² of surface and also the least populated one with 125 991 inhabitants, with a completely mountainous territory. With a per capita GDP of € 35 264, it ranks second in the ranking among the regions and autonomous provinces of Italy.

It borders Switzerland to the north (Entremont, Hérens and Visp districts in the canton of Valais), to the west with France (departments of Haute-Savoie and Savoie, in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region), to the south and east with Piedmont (metropolitan city of Turin, provinces of Biella and Vercelli).

Valle d'Aosta is a member of the International Association of French-speaking Regions (AIRF - Association internationale des régions francophones)

The following 74 municipalities and only the Provicia of Aosta (capital) belong to the Aosta Valley:

Allein
Antey-Saint-André
Aosta
Arnad
Arvier
Avise
Ayas
Aymavilles
Bard
Bionaz
Brissogne
Brusson
Challand-Saint-Anselme
Challand-Saint-Victor
Chambave
Chamois
Champdepraz
Champorcher
Charvensod
Châtillon
Cogne
Courmayeur
Donnas
Doues
Emarèse
Etroubles
Fontainemore
Fénis
Gaby
Gignod
Gressan
Gressoney-La-Trinité
Gressoney-Saint-Jean
Hône
Introd
Issime
Issogne
Jovençan
La Magdeleine
La Salle
La Thuile
Lillianes
Montjovet
Morgex
Nus
Ollomont
Oyace
Perloz
Pollein
Pont-Saint-Martin
Pontboset
Pontey
Pré-Saint-Didier
Quart
Rhêmes-Notre-Dame
Rhêmes-Saint-Georges
Roisan
Saint-Christophe
Saint-Denis
Saint-Marcel
Saint-Nicolas
Saint-Oyen
Saint-Pierre
Saint-Rhémy-en-Bosses
Saint-Vincent
Sarre
Torgnon
Valgrisenche
Valpelline
Valsavarenche
Valtournenche
Verrayes
Verrès
Villeneuve