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Tabella Codici Sede INAIL Codice Nome sede Indirizzo CAP Città Provincia 41100 AGRIGENTO VIA ACRONE, 1 92100 AGRIGENTO AG 11100 ALESSANDRIA VIA ANTONIO GRAMSCI, 2 15121 ALESSANDRIA AL 34141 ALTAMURA VIA LAGO PASSARELLO, 5 70022 ALTAMURA BA 23100 ANCONA PIAZZA S.MARIA, 5 60121 ANCONA AN 12100 AOSTA CORSO PADRE LORENZO, 18 11100 AOSTA AO 21100 AREZZO P.ZZA GUIDO MONACO, 8 52100 AREZZO AR 23200 ASCOLI PICENO VIA D.ANGELINI, 35/37 63100 ASCOLI PICENO AP 11200 ASTI VIA A. GOITO, 2 14100 ASTI AT 33100 AVELLINO VIA JANNACCONE, 12/14 83100 AVELLINO AV 33310 AVERSA P.ZZA BERNINI PAL.CENTER 81031 AVERSA CE 31210 AVEZZANO VIA LIGURIA, 26 67051 AVEZZANO AQ 34100 BARI CORSO TRIESTE, 29 70126 BARI BA 34110 BARLETTA VIA A. VESPUCCI,20 76121 BARLETTA BA 15700 BASSANO D. GRAPPA VIA ORAZIO MARINALI, 79/81 36061 BASSANO D. GRAPPA VI VIA P. BARATTA, 15/19 PALAZZO 33530 BATTIPAGLIA JENNA 84091 BATTIPAGLIA SA 15100 BELLUNO VIALE FANTUZZI, 24 32100 BELLUNO BL 33200 BENEVENTO VIA FRANCESCO FLORA, 76 82100 BENEVENTO BN 13100 BERGAMO VIA MATRIS DOMINI, 14 24121 BERGAMO BG 11620 BIELLA VIA ALDO MORO 13 13900 BIELLA BI 18100 BOLOGNA VIA GRAMSCI, 4 40121 BOLOGNA BO 14100 BOLZANO V.LE EUROPA, 31/33 39100 BOLZANO BZ 13232 BRENO VIA FOPPO, 18/A 25043 BRENO BS 13200 BRESCIA VIA CEFALONIA, 52 25124 BRESCIA BS 14110 BRESSANONE VIA JULIUS DURST, 2/A 39042 BRESSANONE BZ 34200 BRINDISI VIA PALESTRO, 4 72100 BRINDISI BR 13920 BUSTO ARSIZIO VIA DUCA D AOSTA, 7 21052 BUSTO ARSIZIO VA 42100 CAGLIARI VIA SONNINO, 96 09127 CAGLIARI CA 41302 CALTAGIRONE VIA PIETRO NOVELLI, 36 95041 CALTAGIRONE CT 41200 CALTANISSETTA VIA ROSSO DI S.SECONDO, 47 93100 CALTANISSETTA CL 32100 CAMPOBASSO VIA GARIBALDI, 2/C 86100 CAMPOBASSO CB 42130 CARBONIA VIA TRIESTE, 2 09013 CARBONIA CA 21200 CARRARA VIA DON MINZONI, 5 54033 CARRARA MS 34402 CASARANO VIA AGNESI CDA PIGNA 73042 CASARANO LE 33300 CASERTA PIAZZALE MAIORANA 81100 CASERTA CE 24110 CASSINO P.ZA LABRIOLA, 49 03043 CASSINO FR 33420 CASTELL.DI STABIA VIALE EUROPA, 230 80053 CASTELL.DI STABIA NA 41300 CATANIA VIA CIFALI, 76/A 95123 CATANIA CT 36100 CATANZARO VIA VITTORIO VENETO, 38 88100 CATANZARO CZ 18330 CESENA VIA GUARNERI, 309 47521 CESENA FO 17160 CHIAVARI VIA COLONNELLO FRANCESCHI 79 16043 CHIAVARI GE 31100 CHIETI VIA D.SPEZIOLI, 32 66100 CHIETI CH 24442 CIVITAVECCHIA VIA SOFIA DE FILIPPI MARIANI 00053 CIVITAVECCHIA RM 13300 COMO VIA PETRARCA, 4 22100 COMO CO 15401 CONEGLIANO VIALE ITALIA, 192 31015 CONEGLIANO TV 36200 COSENZA VIA ISONZO, 48/A 87100 COSENZA CS 13400 CREMONA VIA DEI COMIZI AGRARI 2 26100 CREMONA CR 36400 CROTONE VIA G. MANNA, 7 88900 CROTONE KR 11300 CUNEO VIA LUIGI EINAUDI, 30 12100 CUNEO CN 21330 EMPOLI VIA AMENDOLA, 12 50053 EMPOLI FI 41400 ENNA VIA ROMA, 419/423 94100 ENNA EN 23401 FANO VIA TOGLIATTI, 13 61032 FANO PS 23230 FERMO VIA POMPEIANA, 158 63900 FERMO AP 18200 FERRARA VIA DON PUGLISI, 5 44122 FERRARA FE 21300 FIRENZE VIA DELLE PORTE NUOVE, 61 50144 FIRENZE FI 34300 FOGGIA VIA GRAMSCI, 19/21 71122 FOGGIA FG 22110 FOLIGNO VIA NAZARIO SAURO, 4 06034 FOLIGNO PG 18300 FORLI' PIAZZALE MARTIRI D'UNGHERIA, 1 47122 FORLI FO 24100 FROSINONE VIA G.MARCONI, 31 03100 FROSINONE FR 13921 GALLARATE CORSO SEMPIONE,37 21013 GALLARATE VA 17100 GENOVA VIA G.D ANNUNZIO, 76 16121 GENOVA GE 16100 GORIZIA VIA ROMA, 20 34170 GORIZIA GO 21400 GROSSETO VIA MAMELI, 13 58100 GROSSETO GR 18160 IMOLA VIALE A. COSTA, 74 40026 IMOLA BO 17200 IMPERIA VIALE MATTEOTTI, 167 18100 IMPERIA IM 32200 ISERNIA VIA PIEMONTE, 1 86170 ISERNIA IS 11520 IVREA VIA CIRCONVALLAZIONE 54/B 10015 IVREA TO 23130 JESI VIA PELLEGRINI, 1/3 60035 JESI AN 17300 LA SPEZIA CORSO NAZIONALE, 326 19125 LA SPEZIA SP 31200 L'AQUILA VIA VETOIO 67100 L'AQUILA AQ 24200 LATINA PIAZZALE CARTURAN, 3 04100 LATINA LT 34400 LECCE VIA O.QUARTA, 19/B 73100 LECCE LE 13320 LECCO VIA BRUNO BUOZZI, 15 23900 LECCO LC 15640 LEGNAGO VIA BEZZECCA, 30 37045 LEGNAGO VR 13620 LEGNANO LARGO F. TOSI, 3 20025 LEGNANO MI 21500 LIVORNO VIA A.PIERONI, 11 57123 LIVORNO LI 13621 LODI VIALE DALMAZIA 13 26900 LODI LD 21600 LUCCA VIA LUPORINI, 1021 LOC. S.ANNA 55100 LUCCA LU Codice Nome sede Indirizzo CAP Città Provincia 23300 MACERATA VIA CARDUCCI 53 62100 MACERATA MC 13500 MANTOVA VIA PIETRO NENNI, 4 46100 MANTOVA MN 35100 MATERA VIA APPULO LUCANA, 144 75100 MATERA MT 14120 MERANO VIA XXX APRILE, 17 39012 MERANO BZ 41500 MESSINA V.GARIBALDI-IS.8 CORTINA P. 122/A 98122 MESSINA ME 13640 MILANO BONCOMPAGNI VIA BONCOMPAGNI, 41 20139 MILANO MI 13680 MILANO MAZZINI VIA MAZZINI, 7 20123 MILANO MI 13600 MILANO PORTA NUOVA CORSO DI PORTA NUOVA, 19 20121 MILANO MI 13670 MILANO SABAUDIA VIA SABAUDIA, 1/3 20124 MILANO MI 41520 MILAZZO PIAZZA ROMA 41 98057 MILAZZO ME 18400 MODENA VIA C.COSTA, 29/31 41123 MODENA MO 11540 MONCALIERI VIA UNGARETTI, 27 10024 MONCALIERI TO 16120 MONFALCONE VIA COSULICH, 4 34074 MONFALCONE GO 34140 MONOPOLI VIA V.VENETO, 62 70043 MONOPOLI BA 13622 MONZA VIA G. FERRARI, 36 20900 MONZA MI 33400 NAPOLI V.NUOVA POGGIOREALE, ANG S.L 80143 NAPOLI NA 33470 NOLA VIA AMERIGO VESPUCCI, 20 80035 NOLA NA 11400 NOVARA VIA ANDREA COSTA, 33 28100 NOVARA NO 42200 NUORO VIA PIETRO MASTINO, 72 08100 NUORO NU 42400 ORISTANO VIA EMILIO LUSSU, 2 09170 ORISTANO OR 15200 PADOVA VIA NANCY, 2 35131 PADOVA PD 13240 PALAZZOLO SULL'OGLIO VIA BRESCIANINI,1/3 25036 PALAZZOLO SULL'OGLIO BS 41600 PALERMO DEL FANTE VIA DEL FANTE - TORRE B, 58/D 90146 PALERMO PA 41640 PALERMO TITONE VIA MICHELE TITONE, 23 90129 PALERMO PA 18500 PARMA STRADA ABBEVERATOIA, 71 43126 PARMA PR 13700 PAVIA PIAZZA MUNICIPO, 15 27100 PAVIA PV 22100 PERUGIA VIA G. BATTISTA PONTANI, 12 06128 PERUGIA PG 23400 PESARO PIAZZALE 1 MAGGIO, 27 61121 PESARO PS 31300 PESCARA VIA GUGLIELMO MARCONI, 334 65127 PESCARA PE 18600 PIACENZA VIA BOSELLI, 59/63 29122 PIACENZA PC 11560 PINEROLO VIA MARTIRI DEL XXI, 92/96 10064 PINEROLO TO 21520 PIOMBINO VIA A. PERTINI, 25 57025 PIOMBINO LI 21700 PISA VIA DI SIMONE, 2 56127 PISA PI 21800 PISTOIA PIAZZA DANTE ALIGHIERI, 24 51100 PISTOIA PT 21730 PONTEDERA VIA FLEMING, 2/A 56025 PONTEDERA PI 16700 PORDENONE VIA CERAMICA VECCHIA, 3 33170 PORDENONE PN 35200 POTENZA VIA MARCONI 85100 POTENZA PZ 21320 PRATO VIA VALENTINI 10/12 59100 PRATO PO 41700 RAGUSA PIAZZA GRAMSCI, 1 97100 RAGUSA RG 18700 RAVENNA VIA FARINI, 54 48121 RAVENNA RA 36300 REGGIO CALABRIA CORSO GARIBALDI, 635 89127 REGGIO CALABRIA RC 18800 REGGIO EMILIA VIA MONTE MARMOLADA, 5 42122 REGGIO EMILIA RE 13609 RHO VIA MARTIRI DELLA LIBERTA’ 23 20017 RHO MI 24300 RIETI V.LE MATTEUCCI, 6 02100 RIETI RI 18320 RIMINI VIA MELOZZO DA FORLI' 1/D 47921 RIMINI RN 11542 RIVOLI VIA ADIGE, 9 10098 RIVOLI TO 24401 ROMA AURELIO VIA ENRICO OSSO', 16/18 00166 ROMA RM 24400 ROMA CENTRO P.ZA CINQUE GIORNATE, 3 00192 ROMA RM 24480 ROMA LAURENTINO VIALE STEFANO GRADI, 75 00143 ROMA RM 24470 ROMA NOMENTANO VIA DIEGO FABBRI, 74 00137 ROMA RM 24441 ROMA TUSCOLANO V.MICHELE DE MARCO, 20 00169 ROMA RM 14220 ROVERETO L.GO CAMERA COMMERCIO, 2 38068 ROVERETO TN 15300 ROVIGO VIALE DELLE INDUSTRIE, 1 45100 ROVIGO RO 33500 SALERNO VIA DE LEO, 12 84127 SALERNO SA 42300 SASSARI PIAZZA G. MARCONI, 8 07100 SASSARI SS 17400 SAVONA VIA VENEZIA, 6 17100 SAVONA SV 13623 SESTO S.GIOVANNI VIA XXIV MAGGIO 10 20099 SESTO S.GIOVANNI MI 21900 SIENA VIALE FEDERICO TOZZI, 7 53100 SIENA SI 41800 SIRACUSA RIVA FORTE DEL GALLO, 2 96100 SIRACUSA SR 13800 SONDRIO VIA TRIESTE, 1 23100 SONDRIO SO 34500 TARANTO VIA PLINIO-ANG. V.SALINELLA 74121 TARANTO TA 31400 TERAMO VIA FRANCESCO FRANCHI, 37 64100 TERAMO TE 22200 TERNI VIALE TURATI, 18 05100 TERNI TR 24460 TIVOLI VIA NAZIONALE TIBURTINA, 75 00019 TIVOLI RM 16321 TOLMEZZO VIA R.DEL DIN, 11 33028 TOLMEZZO UD 11500 TORINO CENTRO CORSO GALILEO FERRARIS, 1 10121 TORINO TO 11580 TORINO NORD VIA BERNARDINO RAMAZZINI, 26 10154 TORINO TO 11570 TORINO SUD CORSO ORBASSANO, 366 10137 TORINO TO 41900 TRAPANI VIA VITO SORBA, 18 91100 TRAPANI TP 14200 TRENTO VIA GAZZOLETTI, 1/3 38122 TRENTO TN 15400 TREVISO VIA MONTERUMICI, 4 31100 TREVISO TV 16200 TRIESTE VIA DEL TEATRO ROMANO,18/20 34121 TRIESTE TS 16300 UDINE PIAZZA DUOMO, 7 33100 UDINE UD 13900 VARESE VIALE AGUGGIARI, 6 21100 VARESE VA 24443 VELLETRI VIALE GUGLIELMO MARCONI, 34 00049 VELLETRI RM 15500 VENEZIA CENTRO STORICO VIA SANTA CROCE, 706 30135 VENEZIA VE 15510 VENEZIA TERRAFERMA VIA DELLA PILA, 51 30175 MARGHERA VE 11700 VERBANO-CUSIO-OSSOLA CORSO MARCONI, 99 28883 GRAVELLONA TOCE VB Codice Nome sede Indirizzo CAP Città Provincia 11600 VERCELLI VIA PIRANDELLO 18/A 13100 VERCELLI VC 15600 VERONA CORSO CAVOUR, 6 37121 VERONA VR 21630 VIAREGGIO VIA DELLA VETRAIA 55049 VIAREGGIO LU 36110 VIBO VALENTIA VIA ALCIDE DE GASPERI 109 89900 VIBO VALENTIA VV 15710 VICENZA VIALE MILANO, 63 36100 VICENZA VI 24500 VITERBO VIA SABOTINO, 1 01100 VITERBO VT.
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