EXAMINING PATTERNS OF ITALIAN IMMIGRATION TO ...

as in 1910 by Bergamo with thirty-nine (0.9%). Only three other provinces have more than
fifteen immigrants: Varese thirty (0.7%), Vicenza twenty-nine (0.7%), and Milano eighteen
(0.4%). The rest of the provinces with less than fifteen immigrants account for 3.3% of the
total. Marriages between Italians and people from other nations increased. There are in fact 39
(0.9%) people of different nationalities married to Italians.
The number of provinces represented in 1920 is similar to 1910, thirty-six and forty
respectively, but in 1920 there is an increase in the southern ones. The overall number of
people from southern regions (Campania, Basilicata, Calabria, and Sicilia) increases to thirty-
six. Also the variety of the provinces of the central regions (Toscana, Marche, Lazio,
Sardegna, Molise, Abruzzo, Emilia-Romagna) increases in 1920.
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Piemonte
Toscana
Lombardia
Veneto
Table VI. Provenience 1920
Torino 1,902 (43.4%)
Alessandria 2
Vercelli 1
Cuneo 1
Lucca 1,261 (28.8%)
Pisa 15
Firenze 8
Massa Carrara 3
Bergamo 39 (0.9%)
Varese 30 (0.7%)
Milano 18 (0.4%)
Sondrio 8
Como 2
Belluno 41 (0.9%)
Vicenza 29 (0.7%)
Venezia 6
Treviso 3
Verona 2
878
(20%)
39
(0.9%)
1,906
(43.52%)
1,287
(29.4%)
97
(2.22%)
81
(1.85%)
Basilicata Potenza 13 13
(0.3%)
Campania
Napoli
Benevento
6
2
10
(0.23%)
Avellino 2
Sicilia
Palermo 9
10
Trapani 1
(0.23%)
Marche
Fano
Ancona
4
3
9
(0.21%)
Ascoli Piceno 2
20