Most Dense in Veneto

Top 100 cities ranked by most dense

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Most Dense — Veneto

1 Padova 4,630/mi²

2 Spinea-Orgnano 3,716/mi²

3 Treviso 3,532/mi²

4 Vicenza 3,162/mi²

5 Noventa 2,845/mi²

6 Fiesso 2,661/mi²

7 Verona 2,488/mi²

8 Beccacivetta 2,413/mi²

9 Thiene 2,379/mi²

10 Stra 2,238/mi²

11 Creazzo 2,206/mi²

12 Arbizzano-Santa Maria 2,200/mi²

13 Rossano Veneto 2,163/mi²

14 Fiesso d'Artico 2,086/mi²

15 Zanè 2,000/mi²

16 Abano Terme 1,960/mi²

17 Monticello Conte Otto 1,953/mi²

18 Conegliano 1,896/mi²

19 San Giovanni Lupatoto 1,866/mi²

20 Tombolo 1,850/mi²

21 Galliera Veneta 1,824/mi²

22 Mejaniga 1,815/mi²

23 Ponte San Nicolò 1,639/mi²

24 Montegrotto Terme 1,588/mi²

25 Arzignano 1,565/mi²

26 Bassano del Grappa 1,498/mi²

27 Altavilla Vicentina 1,489/mi²

28 Marano Vicentino 1,479/mi²

29 Dueville 1,462/mi²

30 Sarmeola 1,436/mi²

31 Rosà 1,432/mi²

32 Montecchio Maggiore-Alte Ceccato 1,324/mi²

33 Caerano di San Marco 1,321/mi²

34 Piovene Rocchette 1,301/mi²

35 Montebelluna 1,294/mi²

36 Camponogara 1,291/mi²

37 Albignasego 1,288/mi²

38 Solesino 1,265/mi²

39 San Zeno-San Giuseppe 1,220/mi²

40 Torri di Quartesolo 1,217/mi²

41 Noale 1,217/mi²

42 Legnaro 1,169/mi²

43 Marcon-Gaggio-Colmello 1,160/mi²

44 Caldogno-Rettorgole-Cresole 1,129/mi²

45 Ponzano 1,114/mi²

46 Caldiero 1,113/mi²

47 Fossò 1,073/mi²

48 Salzano 1,069/mi²

49 Valdagno 1,066/mi²

50 Pescantina 1,064/mi²

51 Pieve di Soligo 1,045/mi²

52 Lancenigo-Villorba 1,018/mi²

53 Carmignano di Brenta 1,017/mi²

54 Schio 1,015/mi²

55 Arcella 1,000/mi²

56 Santa Lucia di Piave 999/mi²

57 Campodarsego 993/mi²

58 San Donà di Piave 993/mi²

59 Lavagno 975/mi²

60 San Vendemiano 964/mi²

61 Castelfranco Veneto 959/mi²

62 Spresiano 933/mi²

63 Sant'Ambrogio di Valpolicella 922/mi²

64 Villatora 921/mi²

65 Bussolengo 913/mi²

66 Chiampo 910/mi²

67 Malo 893/mi²

68 Selvazzano Dentro 883/mi²

69 Dosson 879/mi²

70 Santorso 871/mi²

71 San Giorgio delle Pertiche 849/mi²

72 Mogliano Veneto 841/mi²

73 San Bonifacio 834/mi²

74 Sant'Angelo di Piove di Sacco 825/mi²

75 Este 821/mi²

76 Vigonza 818/mi²

77 Peschiera del Garda 815/mi²

78 Rovigo 808/mi²

79 Oderzo 807/mi²

80 Cornuda 802/mi²

81 San Martino di Lupari 790/mi²

82 Quinto di Treviso 776/mi²

83 Conselve 772/mi²

84 Mirano 769/mi²

85 Limena 758/mi²

86 Romano d'Ezzelino 755/mi²

87 Mestrino 738/mi²

88 Vigodarzere 737/mi²

89 Carrara San Giorgio 735/mi²

90 Camposampiero 718/mi²

91 Monselice 715/mi²

92 Piove di Sacco-Piovega 701/mi²

93 Tencarola 699/mi²

94 Cittadella 698/mi²

95 Borgoricco-San Michele delle Badesse-Sant'Eufemia 695/mi²

96 San Pietro in Cariano 685/mi²

97 San Zenone degli Ezzelini 685/mi²

98 Torreglia 681/mi²

99 Dolo 680/mi²

100 Povegliano Veronese 675/mi²

The most densely populated cities in Veneto pack the most residents per square mile, creating vibrant urban environments with walkable neighborhoods and extensive public transit. Padova leads with 4,630 people per square mile.

High population density is often associated with better access to public transportation, more walkable streets, and a wider variety of restaurants, shops, and entertainment options within close proximity. These cities tend to have lower car ownership rates and shorter commute distances.

Dense cities face unique challenges including higher housing costs, limited parking, and potential overcrowding in public spaces. However, they also tend to have lower per-capita carbon footprints due to shared infrastructure and reduced driving.

Did You Know?

1. Padova has 4,630 people per square mile — that's roughly 7 people per acre.
2. Dense cities tend to have the most walkable neighborhoods and lowest car ownership rates in the country.
3. Urban density can reduce per-capita carbon emissions by up to 50% compared to suburban sprawl.

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