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Abruzzo

A region of Italy: 10,494 square kilometers. 2003 population: 1,273,000. Capital: L' Aquila.

The Via Strinella is one of the most important streets of L' Aquila, the region's capital.

The Abruzzo (also: the Abruzzi) is divided into 4 provinces, three of which are coastal. zzz

[ 7 pages, 27 photos, 4 maps, 4 engravings ] L'Aquila Province is the only Abruzzese province I've visited, and that pretty briefly; still, I have some material of my own, and a scholarly article on the remains of the Roman town of Carsioli.

Other than that, I don't know the Abruzzo at all: you will therefore find yourself using offsite resources.

• For the region as a whole, see the sites listed in the navigation bar below, which also have pages on many individual towns, of course; for places in L' Aquila province, see the L'Aquila page.

• Also, in the course of roaming the Web, I've happened to find some pages for specific places I've never been to; I've collected them here. This list is almost random, by no means comprehensive:

  
  Avezzano • Celano

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