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- Capitignano (Sabino dialect: Capignànu) is a comune and town in the province of L'Aquila in the Abruzzo region of Italy. It is located in the Gran S****o...
- 80 from either L'Aquila or the Adriatic Coast. Smaller roads lead to Capitignano, Montereale and Amatrice. During the Quaternary Period of glacier formation...
- (closed until further notice), Santa Maria de Olearia Tramonti Campinola, Capitignano, Cesarano, Corsano, Figlino, Gete, Novella, Paterno Sant'Arcangelo, Paterno...
- Barete, Barisciano, Cagnano Amiterno, Calascio, Campotosto, Capestrano, Capitignano, Carapelle Calvisio, Castel del Monte, Castel Paganica, Castelvecchio...
- 9.0 km Capitignano 42.53 13.28 2017-01-18   10:15:33 4.7 Mw 10.0 km Capitignano 42.53 13.29 2017-01-18   10:16:39 4.7 Mw 11.0 km Capitignano 42.55 13...
- several traditional ancient country houses called m****eria, like M****eria Capitignano. The Old City or Città Vecchia is where the Gr****s built their acropolis...
- Salerno in the Campania region of south-western Italy. The communal seat, Capitignano, appeared when the Romans destro**** Picentia, whose inhabitants took...
- Capena Capergnanica Capestrano Capiago Intimiano Capistrano Capistrello Capitignano Capizzi Capizzone Capo di Ponte Capo d'Orlando Capodimonte Capodrise...
- roads that connect Campotosto with Amatrice, Montereale, Aringo and Capitignano. The town has a typical Alpine climate, partially mitigated by the nearby...
- church (12th century) is from that period. In 1407 it was held by the Capitignano family, which was followed by the Santoro, Montagnese and Muscettola...