Pra'

Municipality of Genoa

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Quartiere in Liguria, Italy

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Pra' is located in Italy Pra' Pra' Location in Italy
Coordinates: 44°25′36′′N 8°47′27′′E / 44.42667°N 8.79083°E / 44.42667; 8.79083
Country	Italy
Region	Liguria
Province	Province of Genoa
Comune	Genoa
Area
• Total	18.5 km² (7.1 sq mi)
Population (2017)
• Total	20,025^[1]
Demonyms	pràeso, -a or praíno, -a Ligurian dialect: praín
Postal code	16157
Area code	010

Pra' (elision of the original Latin name Prata Veituriorum) is a western neighbourhood of Genoa, located between Pegli and Voltri with which it forms the western (Ponente) district of Genoa, Municipio VII.

The inhabitants of Pra' are called praesi in Italian; however, natives of the locality prefer to be called praíni (from Genoese praín).

Pra' was an autonomous municipality from 1797 to 1926, and was divided into five hamlets called casali: Torre, Pra' (later Borgo Foce), Sapello, Palmaro and Palmaro Carbone. In 1926, with the creation of Greater Genoa through the incorporation of nineteen municipalities by the Fascist regime, Pra' was added to the municipality of Genoa.