Piedmont - Piemonto

Piedmont
Piedmont
Country Italy
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CapitalTurin
Area25.400
Population4.289.000

Piedmont, itale Piedmont (elp. Pjemonte), is a region of Italy.

Provinces (Subregions)

The region contains eight provinces (Alexandria, Asti, Biella, Cuneo, Novara, Weather in Vercelli, Verbano Cusio Ossola and Turin).

Cities

The following is a list of cities with more than 50,000 inhabitants.

1TurinProvince of Turin900 500 inhabitants.
2NovaroProvince of Novara102,600 inhabitants.
3AlexandriaProvince of Alexandria91,700 inhabitants.
4AstiProvince of Asti73,900 inhabitants.
5MoncalieriProvince of Turin53,300 inhabitants.
6CuneoProvince of Cuneo54,700 inhabitants.

Esperanto cities

In Piedmont there are two very active Esperanto groups in the cities:

Turin

Vercelli (Italian Vercelli elp. Verchelli)

Other destinations

Other important cities are Rivoli, Bardonecchia, Susa and Ivrea.

Understand

On the jagged shiny tips, the cam jumps.From huge glaciers the avalanche thunders rolling through the roaring forests. But from the silences of the scattered blue, the eagle rises into the sun,and extends, in slow sloping circles, the black, solemn flight.Hello, Piedmont! ...Giosuè Carducci, Rhymes and rates / Piedmont, 1890

The term Piedmont, that from the end of Century XII appeared written in the topographic maps in the Latin version Pedemontium or Pedemontis means "at the foot of the mountain", and in fact Piedmont is surrounded by high mountains on three sides, north on the border with Switzerland, west on the border with Aosta Valley and France, and south with Liguria. to the east it opens to the plain of the Pada Valley.

Terrain

Altometry of Piedmont

The territory of the region can be divided into three concentric bands, of which the wider and outermost consist of the Alps and Apennines (about 43% of the regional territory). Inside is the hilly area (31% of the territory), which surrounds the flat area (26% of the territory).

In the region flow many rivers and streams, all tributaries of the river Pado, which originates at 'Pian del Re', at the foot of the mountain Monviso.Panorama of Lake Maggiore, the second largest lake in Italy, seen from the Lombardy coast.

the river Pado en Turin.

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