What is the population of Poggiodomo, Umbria?

Poggiodomo has a population of approximately 46 according to the latest available open data.

Where is Poggiodomo, Umbria located?

Poggiodomo is located in Umbria, Italy, at approximate coordinates 42.7112°, 12.9339°.

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Poggiodomo

Total population

Elevation974 m

Land area40.09 km²

Coordinates42.71°, 12.93°

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City facts

Elevation

974 m

Area

40.09 km²

Official website

www.comune.poggiodomo.pg.it

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Overview

Poggiodomo is a comune (municipality) in the Province of Perugia in the Italian region Umbria, located about 80 km southeast of Perugia.

History & geography

History

Poggiodomo is first mentioned in documentary sources in the 13th century. On 22 October 1233 it was listed among the possessions of the Duchy of Spoleto. In 1276 the castle was donated to Spoleto by Mimaldesca, daughter of Oderisio. During the 14th century the settlement was transferred from the jurisdiction of Spoleto to that of Cascia. In the 15th and 16th centuries it experienced boundary disputes and episodes of factional unrest, reflecting the broader instability of the whole region. In 1527, amid the incursions of Landsknechts and the mercenaries of , the community placed itself under the protection of Spoleto. In 1536 the claims of Cascia over the territory were formally confirmed. In the late 16th century the area was affected by the spread of banditry. As a response, the Prefecture of the Mountain was reestablished and a military garrison stationed at Norcia in an effort to restore order. Conditions improved in the 17th century, when unrest declined and a phase of economic recovery followed. On 17 May 1809, Poggiodomo was annexed to the First French Empire and in the same year was elevated to the status of mairie within the Department of Trasimeno. After the fall of Napoleonic rule, the papal administrative restoration of 1816–1818 confirmed Poggiodomo's municipal status. During the Roman Republic of 1849 documentation is limited, but from that year until October 1851 the municipality was governed by a commission. Ordinary municipal administration was restored on 1 November 1851. In 1859, Poggiodomo had a population of 710 inhabitants. The 20th century brought significant infrastructural improvements. Between 1927 and the 1930s Poggiodomo and Usigni were electrified; after 1947 electricity reached Mucciafora and Roccatamburo. Aqueducts and a school…

Geography

Poggiodomo is situated at an elevation of , in a mountain gorge on the banks of the Fissino stream, a tributary of the Nera. It lies near the junction of the road from Terni leading to Norcia and to Cascia. The municipal territory is almost entirely mountainous. The climate was described as cold. The nearest stream is called Valle, while nearby woods include Sutri and Cuperno; from Mount Cuperno there is an extensive view of the surrounding landscape. Poggiodomo borders the following municipalities: Cascia, Cerreto di Spoleto, Monteleone di Spoleto, Sant'Anatolia di Narco, Vallo di Nera. The municipality includes the localities of Mucciafora, Poggiodomo, Roccatamburo, Usigni. In 2021, the most populous localities were Poggiodomo proper (46), Mucciafora (26), Roccatamburo (20). Usigni lies about from Poggiodomo, and Roccatamburo about away.

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Latitude

42.7112

Longitude

12.9339

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Donato da Cascia

Italian composer

Felice Tedeschi

Italian racing driver

Gino Reali

Italian priest and theologian

Fausto Poli

Catholic cardinal and art collector (1581-1653)

Simon of Cascia

Italian friar

Adolfo Morini

Italian historian and essayist (1875–1950)

Carlo Innocenzi

Italian composer (1899-1962)

Gerardo Bruni

Italian librarian and politician (1896-1975)

Giuseppe Campani

Italian astronomer (1635–1715)

Maria Luisa Prosperi

Italian Benedictine (1799–1847)

Matteo Campani-Alimenis

Italian presbyter and inventor

Nicola Zabaglia

Italian inventor and engineer

Raffaella De Carolis

Italian actress (1942–2022)

Filippo Tagliolini

Italian sculptor (1745-1809)

Bernardo Paoloni

Italian Benedictine monk and meteorologist (1881–1944)

Benedetto Vertecchi

Italian pedagogue

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Geography & sun

Avg solar (kWh/m²/day)

4.25

Annual solar (kWh/m²)

1,551

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Official Identifiers

ISTAT — Italian National Institute of Statistics

ISTAT code: 054042
Province: Perugia (PG)
Region: Umbria
NUTS3 (2024): ITI21
Codice catastale: G758

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• ISTAT — Italian national statistics (Elenco comuni italiani), via istat.it (official ISTAT code, province, region, NUTS3, codice catastale)
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