Italy Regional Map - North vs South Division with Flag Colors #1370851 (License: Personal Use)

The image displays a simplified outline of Italy where the northern mainland and the island of Sicily are colored green, while the southern mainland-including Campania, Calabria, and Puglia-is colored red. This color scheme mirrors the Italian flag’s green and red stripes and is often used to represent socioeconomic, political, or cultural divides between Italy’s north and south. The white central band remains uncolored, emphasizing the contrast.

Used in articles or educational content about Italian regionalism, economic disparity, political voting patterns, or cultural identity. Matches user intent seeking visual aids for understanding Italy’s north-south divide.