Coazzano
A look at Coazzano
Hello everyone! Today, I want to talk to you about Coazzano, a small village in the Comune of Vernate situated in the province of Milan, Italy. Despite being a small area with only 241 inhabitants according to the 2001 census, Coazzano has an interesting history behind it.
Exploring Coazzano's physical geography
Coazzano is located north of the town center of Vernate towards Rosate. The town is situated at 104 meters above sea level, providing a breathtaking view of the surrounding area. If you love nature and enjoy long walks, Coazzano offers hiking trails and walks with postcard-worthy scenery.
The history of Coazzano
The history of Coazzano dates back to the 16th century when the area became the seat of the parish. In 1771, Empress Maria Theresa conducted a census of the population, recording 362 people. By 1805, with the proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy, the population had increased to 384 inhabitants. However, in 1809, through a royal decree by Napoleon, Coazzano was suppressed and annexed to Rosate.
Later, under the Austro-Hungarian Empire, Coazzano was reinstated as a municipality, but was moved to the Province of Pavia. By 1859, the population had risen to 490 inhabitants. However, in 1870, a royal decree by Vittorio Emanuele II definitively dissolved the municipality, annexing it to Vernate.
Conclusion
In summary, Coazzano is a small village of Vernate with an important history behind it. If you love nature and history, this place could be the right one for you. I hope this brief summary has helped you discover more about this geographical area. If you want to learn more, I recommend visiting the official website of the Comune di Vernate - Coazzano linked below. Goodbye!
External links
- Official website of the Comune di Vernate - Coazzano
