Cities near San Salvo

San Salvo is a city of 17,123 inhabitants in Italy. The most populous cities near San Salvo within 100 km are Foggia, Pescara, Montesilvano. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

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Latitude: 42.0441° Longitude: 14.7333° Population: 17,123 Timezone: Europe/Rome
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Nearby cities 24 cities found

Sorted by population, from largest to smallest. Distances are measured as the crow flies.

City Country Distance Population
Foggia Italy 94.1 km 137,032
Pescara Italy 63.5 km 119,554
Montesilvano Italy 71.0 km 53,275
San Severo Italy 66.9 km 51,919
Campobasso Italy 54.2 km 49,230
Chieti Italy 57.8 km 44,444
Vasto Italy 7.8 km 41,409
Lanciano Italy 34.9 km 34,791
Lucera Italy 78.2 km 32,222
Termoli Italy 22.1 km 31,044
San Giovanni Rotondo Italy 90.5 km 27,124
Sora Italy 99.5 km 23,758
Francavilla al Mare Italy 56.0 km 21,095
Sulmona Italy 66.7 km 21,086
Cassino Italy 97.4 km 21,074
Torremaggiore Italy 61.0 km 16,955
Isernia Italy 64.8 km 16,945
Roseto degli Abruzzi Italy 91.4 km 16,538
San Nicandro Garganico Italy 72.5 km 15,815
San Marco in Lamis Italy 83.5 km 13,388
Ortona Italy 43.6 km 13,327
Apricena Italy 65.4 km 13,195
Silvi Italy 75.7 km 12,551
Piedimonte Matese Italy 82.8 km 11,220

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