Flussio
A brief introduction
Hello friends, today we will talk about Flussio, a small municipality in the province of Oristano, Sardinia. With a population of 418 inhabitants, Flussio seamlessly joins the municipality of Tinnura and shares the main road which corresponds to the SS292 Northwest Sardinian State Road.
A brief history
The territory of Flussio was inhabited since Nuragic and Roman times, but it was ruled by different noble families throughout the centuries. In the Middle Ages, it belonged to the Giudicato of Torres and to the curatorship of Planargia. In the 18th century, it was incorporated in the marquisate of Planargia, fief of the Paliaccio family. It was redeemed from the last feudal lords in 1839 with the abolition of the feudal system. Flussio also experienced an administrative change in 2003, when it passed from the province of Nuoro to the province of Oristano.
Symbols
The flag of the municipality of Flussio is a split banner of yellow and red.
Monuments and places of interest
Flussio is a small town rich in history and culture. One of the most important churches in Flussio is the Church of Santa Maria della Neve.
Society
The population of Flussio is constantly growing. The Sardinian language spoken in Flussio is the variant of Logudorese Central or Common Sardinian language.
Economy
The town of Flussio is famous for its traditional artisanal activities, which are characterized by the art of Intreccio (weaving technique), aimed at the production of baskets.
Administration
There is no specific information regarding the administration of Flussio.
Notes
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Bibliography
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