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List of regional parks of Italy

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The regional parks of Italy include areas of land, sea, rivers and their banks, lakes and their environs which have environmental or naturalistic importance and are often valued for their landscape features and for representing particular local traditions.

They are officially regulated by Presidential Decree D.P.R. 616/77, which transferred the responsibility for their upkeep to the Italian regions. The fifth edition (2003) of Italy's official list of protected natural areas [it] (EUAP) comprises 105 officially designated regional parks, covering a total land area of some 12,000 square kilometres. The list which follows also includes a number of parks not mentioned in the EUAP.

   Regional parks not included in the EUAP:

   Regional parks not included in the EUAP:

  • Parco del Limbara
  • Parco del Marghine e Goceano
  • Parco del Sinis - Montiferru
  • Parco di Monte Arci
  • Parco della Giara di Gesturi
  • Parco di Monte Linas - Oridda - Marganai
  • Parco dei Sette Fratelli - Monte Genas
  • Parco del Sulcis
  • Parco naturale regionale di Porto Conte
  • Parco regionale Molentargius - Saline

See also