Origin notes
Origin and meaning
The surname Calabrese originates from the ethnic adjective referring to the Calabria region. It initially identified individuals from this southern Italian region. Although connected to Calabria, the surname is now widespread throughout central and southern Italy, with notable concentrations in Puglia, Sicily, and Campania.
Surname map
Distribution in Italy
Highest presence: Bari
Calabrese Surname Distribution Map in Italy
This map shows the areas of Italy where the Calabrese surname is more or less present. Warmer colors indicate stronger presence, while cooler colors indicate lighter presence.
Italian towns with the highest presence
| Town | Province | Region | People |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bari | Bari | Puglia | 601people |
| Rome | Rome | Lazio | 476people |
| Naples | Naples | Campania | 279people |
| Palermo | Palermo | Sicilia | 276people |
| Ginosa | Taranto | Puglia | 205people |
| Taranto | Taranto | Puglia | 204people |
| Troina | Enna | Sicilia | 192people |
| Turin | Turin | Piemonte | 184people |
| Modica | Ragusa | Sicilia | 180people |
| Milan | Milan | Lombardia | 152people |
