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Recently, a note from Paolo Bellutta (bellutta@irst.it) explained
Italian city codes, which he referred to as "the area codes (called
prefix)".  Phone books I have seen in the U.S. refer to these as city
codes, with the "area code" term being used only for U.S./Canada/
Caribbean area (country code 1).  Anyway, I combined that note with
earlier information I had for Italy (country code 39), trimmed off the
leading zeroes (used only on calls within Italy?), and came up with
this list (using anglicized names like Venice, Rome, etc.):

39  Italy

	1xx is north west
	10  Genoa
	11  Turin
	2   Milan
	3xx is Lombardia
	4xx is north east
	41  Venice
	45  Verona
	461 Trent (Trento)
	5xx is central
	51  Bologna
	541 San Marino (independent country, to change to +295)
	55  Florence
	6   Rome (includes Vatican City, independent country,
	          whose country code is given as "39 66982")
	7xx is south west
	8xx is south east
	80  Bari
	81  Naples
	9xx is the islands
	91  Palermo