Coassolo Torinese
Coassolo Torinese: a municipality nestled in the Lanzo Valleys
Let me introduce you to Coassolo Torinese, a municipality located in the Lanzo Valleys, northwest of Turin. With its 1,468 inhabitants, this municipality has a rich and fascinating historical and cultural heritage. In this text, I will talk about the origins of the name, demographic evolution, administrative information, and more.
Origins of the name
The name of the municipality has the root "COASS-" which also belongs to other Piedmontese locations. It is believed to derive from the Latin term "COACTUS," which means "prisoner". This could indicate that Coassolo Torinese was a place of detention or an unfree municipality. In Piedmontese, the municipality is called "Coasseul".
Society
Demographic evolution
In the past, the population of the municipality was mainly composed of farmers and shepherds. Over the years, the population has slowly increased, reaching 1,468 inhabitants in 2021.
Ethnic groups and foreign minorities
The municipality also hosts a community of foreigners representing 4.8% of the total population. Romanian citizens are the majority among foreign residents, with a total of 47 people.
Administration
The municipality of Coassolo Torinese is part of the Union of Mountain Municipalities of the Lanzo Valleys, Ceronda and Casternone. In the past, it was part of the Mountain Community of the Lanzo Valleys, Ceronda and Casternone.
Notes
If you want to know more about Coassolo Torinese, I recommend visiting the official website of the municipality. You will find updated information on events, activities, and more.
Other projects
Coassolo Torinese is part of a region rich in history and culture. If you want to discover more about the region, I suggest visiting nearby municipalities and exploring the Lanzo Valleys.
External links
If you want to discover more about Coassolo Torinese, visit the official website of the municipality. You will find useful information on how to get there, where to stay, what to see and do. Come and discover this small pearl of the Lanzo Valleys!
