context: Pavia is a city in northern Italy in the Lombardy region, the capital of the province of Pavia, located on the River Ticino, north of its confluence with the River Po, 35 km south of Milan, dating back to the era of the Romans under the name of Ticinum, was the capital of the Lombard kingdom, In the Middle Ages it was the seat of one of Italy's most prestigious universities, the city remained fortified until 1872 when the forts were converted into streets and public gardens, but the bulk of the walls remained alive in 1901 when it was demolished to build detours, with many tourist and cultural symbols, and is famous for agriculture Land fertility, especially grapes, rice, grains, dairy production and industries b Behold, there are 71,486 people.
question: Where is Pavia located?
answers.text: Lombardy region