Vallo Torinese
Welcome to Vallo Torinese
Hello everyone! Today I will tell you about Vallo Torinese, a municipality of 774 inhabitants located in the metropolitan city of Turin, in Piedmont.
Physical geography
Vallo Torinese is located in Val Ceronda and is surrounded by mountains, including Monte Druina and Monte Corno delle Alpi Graie. The municipal territory also includes the Vallone del Rio Tronta, a left tributary of the Ceronda stream. The town center is located at 508 m above sea level just south of the Rio Tronta, while the hamlets of Gaiera and Spagna are located at 500 m above sea level and 459 m above sea level, respectively.
History
The history of Vallo Torinese is linked to the Visconti di Baratonia family. The municipality was merged with Fiano in 1927 and only obtained autonomy over time.
Society
Demographic evolution
The population of Vallo Torinese has undergone various fluctuations over the years. Currently, the municipality has 774 inhabitants.
Administration
Vallo Torinese has had several mayors from 1954 to the present day. The municipality is part of the Union of Mountain Municipalities of the Lanzo, Ceronda and Casternone Valleys.
Other administrative information
Until 2008, it was part of the Val Ceronda and Casternone Mountain Community and is now a member of the Union of Mountain Municipalities of the Lanzo, Ceronda and Casternone Valleys.
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Other projects
For more information on Vallo Torinese, you can visit the official website of the municipality. Come discover this little Piedmontese treasure nestled among the mountains!
