- The
Borbore is a
river of Piedmont, Italy. It is a left-side
tributary of the Tanaro. The
Borbore rises in the
hills of
Roero near
Guarene (province of...
- spring’. See also Bòrmida and
Bòrbore. [II]
Borbore (Cn, At). To
Gaulish boruo-, bormo- ‘Hot spring’. See also Bòrmida and
Bòrbore. [II] Bòrmida. (Cn, At)....
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Monferrato Tanaro Pesio Ellero Stura di
Demonte Gesso Vermenagna Belbo Tinella Borbore Triversa Bormida Bormida di
Spigno Orba
Piota Gorzente Lemme Stura di Ovada...
- to the
Tanaro are the
Stura di Demonte, the Pesio, the
Ellero and the
Borbore from the left and the
Bormida and the
Belbo from the right. The flow is...
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Triversa is a
river of Piedmont, Italy. It is a left-side
tributary of the
Borbore. The
Triversa rises from the Bric
Ausano between Tonengo and
Aramengo (province...
- villagers. The
village palan is a
milkman (
ghosh /ঘোষ)
majority and "
Borbore" is a
tribal village. The
village Chondrapur is
famous for the Dwarbasini...
-
Palazzo Mazzetti,
depicting Christ and the
Apostles on the s****s of the
Borbore (circa 1671)
includes a
distant view of the town of Asti. In Bartoli's...
- Piedmont,
northern Italy. It is a
village on a hill
between the
valleys of
Borbore and Tanaro.
Since 1929
Vaglierano was a
separate comune; in that year it...
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could reach the
Tanaro River from there. From
there on, as far as the
Borbore River,
stretched the
territory of the
hamlet of San Martino, abounding...
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Similar hydronyms are
present in the region: the
river Borbera and the
river Borbore, but also the town of
Bormio in
Lombardy know
since the
ancient times for...
