Monteviale
Welcome to Monteviale: an introduction to the town
Hello everyone! Today we'll be talking about Monteviale, a town in the province of Vicenza, in Veneto. With a population of about 2,885 inhabitants, Monteviale is a small town that has a lot to offer. But what is its history and what are its symbols? Keep reading to find out!
History of Monteviale: town symbols
Monteviale has an official coat of arms, granted to it by the decree of the President of the Republic on August 19, 2016. The coat of arms features an elm tree trunk with the heraldic words "Destra" and "Sinistra" visible on the trunk and exterior ornaments from the municipality. Previously, the town had a slightly different coat of arms, with a trunk crossed by a white fluttering ribbon with the golden inscription "Monteviale". The town's flag was also granted by the same decree of the President of the Republic.
Society: demographic evolution
The town of Monteviale has had a constant demographic evolution in recent years, maintaining a population of about 2,885 inhabitants. However, the town has seen an increase in commercial and tourist activities in recent years.
Administration: administrative information
Monteviale was established in 1906 as a separate town, with the eponymous hamlet separated from the town of Gambugliano. Currently, the town is administered by a town council and a mayor, elected every five years.
Bibliography
To learn more about the history of Monteviale, I recommend reading the books by Stefano Corato: "Monteviale from the late Middle Ages to the end of the modern era. Society, economy and religious dimension," published in 2009, and "Monteviale in the nineteenth century. A rural community between lost and regained autonomy," published in 2014.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Monteviale is a small but fascinating town that offers a rich history and unique heraldic symbols. With a constant population in recent years, Monteviale is becoming increasingly renowned for its commercial and tourist activities. I invite you to visit this beautiful town and personally get to know its history and culture. Thanks for reading!
