Milan is divided into nine boroughs. Eight of them is governed by centre-right coalition and one of them is governed by centre-left coalition. In Italian they are called Zona. Before 1999 there were 21 zones but then the administration decided to reduce the number to 9.
Zona 1 is the central zone located in the historic centre, surrounded by the other 8 zones.
Zona 1 is located on 9.67km². Its subdivisions are Centro Storico, Piazza del Duomo, Porta Tenaglia, Porta Sempione / Arco della Pace, Chinatown, Giardini Pubblici, piazza della Repubblica, largo della Crocetta, via della Guastalla, Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio, San Vittore, Parco delle Basiliche, Carrobbio.
Zona 2 is located on 12.58km². Its subdivisions are Porta Nuova, Centrale, Ponte Seveso, Loreto, Maggiolina, Villaggio dei Giornalisti, Greco, Gorla, Turro, Precotto, Padova, Crescenzago, Adriano, Breda, Cassina di Pomm
Zona 3 is located on 14.23km². Its subdivisions are Porta Venezia, Porta Monforte, Cittą Studi, Lambrate, Parco Lambro, Ortica, Quartiere Feltre, Casoretto, via Corelli, Rottole, Cimiano, via Carnia, Naviglio della Martesana.
Zona 4 is located on 20.95km². Its subdivisions are Porta Vittoria, Porta Romana, piazzale Libia, Cavriano, Calvairate, Monluč, Taliedo, La Trecca, Porto, Gamboloita, Nosedo, piazzale Corvetto, Rogoredo, Santa Giulia, Morsenchio, Forlanini, viale Omero, San Luigi, Ponte Lambro.
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