Lessona

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Lessona |
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Comuna
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Localização de Lessona na Itália
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Coordenadas
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45° 35' N 8° 13' E
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Região
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Piemonte
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Província
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Biella
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Área
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- Total
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11 km²
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População
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- Total
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2,439
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• Densidade
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0,2 hab./km²
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Outros dados
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Comunas limítrofes
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Casapinta, Castelletto Cervo, Cossato, Crosa, Masserano, Mottalciata
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Código ISTAT
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096029
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Código postal
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13060
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Prefixo telefônico
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015
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Sítio
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www.comunelessona.it
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Lessona é uma comuna italiana da região do Piemonte, província de Biella, com cerca de 2.439 habitantes. Estende-se por uma área de 11 km², tendo uma densidade populacional de 222 hab/km². Faz fronteira com Casapinta, Castelletto Cervo, Cossato, Crosa, Masserano, Mottalciata.[1][2][3]
Demografia |
Variação demográfica do município entre 1861 e 2011[3] |
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Fonte: Istituto Nazionale di Statistica (ISTAT) - Elaboração gráfica da Wikipedia
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Referências
↑ «Statistiche demografiche ISTAT» (em italiano). Dato istat
↑ «Popolazione residente al 31 dicembre 2010» (em italiano). Dato istat
↑ ab «Istituto Nazionale di Statistica» 🔗 (em italiano). Statistiche I.Stat
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Portal da Itália
Província de Biella |
Capital Biella
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Comunas |
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Callabiana •
Camandona •
Camburzano •
Campiglia Cervo •
Candelo •
Caprile •
Casapinta •
Castelletto Cervo •
Cavaglià •
Cerreto Castello •
Cerrione •
Coggiola •
Cossato •
Crevacuore •
Crosa •
Curino •
Donato •
Dorzano •
Gaglianico •
Gifflenga •
Graglia •
Lessona •
Magnano •
Massazza •
Masserano •
Mezzana Mortigliengo •
Miagliano •
Mongrando •
Mosso •
Mottalciata •
Muzzano •
Netro •
Occhieppo Inferiore •
Occhieppo Superiore •
Pettinengo •
Piatto •
Piedicavallo •
Pollone •
Ponderano •
Portula •
Pralungo •
Pray •
Quaregna •
Quittengo •
Ronco Biellese •
Roppolo •
Rosazza •
Sagliano Micca •
Sala Biellese •
Salussola •
San Paolo Cervo •
Sandigliano •
Selve Marcone •
Soprana •
Sordevolo •
Sostegno •
Strona •
Tavigliano •
Ternengo •
Tollegno •
Torrazzo •
Trivero •
Valdengo •
Vallanzengo •
Valle Mosso •
Valle San Nicolao •
Veglio •
Verrone •
Vigliano Biellese •
Villa del Bosco •
Villanova Biellese •
Viverone •
Zimone •
Zubiena •
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