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The area of Province of Isernia is 1,529 square kilometers.
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Giacomo Bucci was born on July 16, 1990, in Isernia, Molise, Italy.
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The cast of BodyPieces - 2013 includes: Francesco Bugliosi as Zeno (Fake) Francesca Colombo as Sofia (Fake) Antonia Isernia as Sofia (Real) Francesco Sarmiento as Zeno (Real)
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Nicolino Paolino has written:
'La tratta dei fanciulli' -- subject(s): circondario di isernia, child labour, street musicians, glass factory workers, child abuse
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The second smallest region of Italy is Molise. It is the newest region of Italy. The capital cities are Campobasso and Isernia. It is on the east coast of Italy. It is made of 55% mountains.
The third smallest region of Italy is Liguria. The capital city of this region is Genoa. This is the region that Christopher Columbus was from.
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All modern day Coia's can trace their ancestry to Italy - mainly the region of Molise, in the area of Isernia and Filignano. It is intimated that prior to that - maybe in the 1400's the Coia clan came to Italy from the Iberian peninsula - Spain/Portugal. The name may have changed from Goya to Coya to Coja to Coia.
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The Abruzzo region is 50 miles East of Rome.Abruzzo produces on Docg wine and 3 Doc wines. The Docg is produced only in Teramo, The other are produced in a few other areas as well.
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Homo Aeserniensis is another name for the Homo Erectus remains discovered at a palæontology site located about 100 km (60 miles) north of Naples in part of the town of Isernia called La Pineta.
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Due to the long and narrow shape of the Italian peninsula, the are only two cities in Italy which are to the east of Rome: L' Aquila and Pescara. The other cities are either to its southeast or northeast.
Due to the southeastward tilt of the Italian peninsula, there are only a few cities or provincial capitals to its northeast and a great many to its southeast.
The the northeast of Rome there are only Chieti, Ascoli, Macerata, Ancona, Pesaro, Rimini. Trieste, Pordenone and Udine.
Th the southeast of Rome, in the mainland, there are Frosinone, Teramo, Isernia, Campobasso, Caserta, Naples, ,Benevento, Avellino, Salerno, Potenza, Matera, Foggia, Bari, Brindisi, Lecce, Taranto, Cosenza, Crotone, Catanzarro, and Reggio Calabria. Pretty much the whole of Sicily, and all its nine provincial capitals are also the the southeast.
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Due to the long and narrow shape of the Italian peninsula, the are only two cities in Italy which are to the east of Rome: L' Aquila and Pescara. The other cities are either to its southeast or northeast.
Due to the southeastward tilt of the Italian peninsula, there are only a few cities or provincial capitals to its northeast and a great many to its southeast.
The the northeast of Rome there are only Chieti, Ascoli, Macerata, Ancona, Pesaro, Rimini. Trieste, Pordenone and Udine.
Th the southeast of Rome, in the mainland, there are Frosinone, Teramo, Isernia, Campobasso, Caserta, Naples, ,Benevento, Avellino, Salerno, Potenza, Matera, Foggia, Bari, Brindisi, Lecce, Taranto, Cosenza, Crotone, Catanzarro, and Reggio Calabria. Pretty much the whole of Sicily, and all its nine provincial capitals are also the the southeast.
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"Driving directions to Pizzoferrato CH, Italy 141 km - about 2 hours 16 mins"
According to Guseppi Goggli mapa...
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San Lorenzo Maggiore BN
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1. Head east on Via Giovan Battista Biondi toward Corso Umberto I0.2 km
2. Turn right at Via Molino0.2 km
3. Continue on Contrada Santa Croce0.2 km
4. Slight left to stay on Contrada Santa Croce0.7 km
5. Turn left67 m
6. Turn left0.4 km
7. Turn left0.3 km
8. Turn left toward Contrada Cupe0.5 km
9. Slight left at Contrada Cupe0.2 km
10. Turn right to stay on Contrada Cupe0.5 km
11. Turn right to stay on Contrada Cupe91 m
12. Turn right at Via Maltempo0.4 km
13. Turn left toward Contrada Fengia/SP1820.2 km
14. Turn right at Contrada Fengia/SP182Continue to follow SP1828.2 km
15. Slight right at SP182/Strada Provinciale Ex Strada Statale 87Continue to follow SP1821.0 km
16. Turn left at SP182/Via Vittime del Lavoro di BridgeportContinue to follow SP1824.0 km
17. Turn right to stay on SP18266 m
18. Turn left to stay on SP1820.4 km
19. Turn left to merge onto SS8722.0 km
20. Continue on SS1731.9 km
21. Continue on SS85 (signs for Milano-Napoli/A1/Venafro) 3.3 km
22. Take exit Isernia Sud toward Colli a Volturno0.3 km
23. Slight right toward Contrada San Lorenzo/SS6270.5 km
24. Take the exit 0.2 km
25. At the traffic circle, take the 3rd exit onto Contrada San Lorenzo/SS627Continue to follow SS6273.9 km
26. Continue on Contrada Fragnete2.6 km
27. Slight left at SS6276.6 km
28. Continue on SS1584.3 km
29. Continue on SS652 (signs for SS17/A14/Bologna-Taranto/Roccaraso/SS1/Pescara) 35.1 km
30. Take the ramp to Strada Provinciale Sant'Angelo del Pesco0.1 km
31. Slight left at Strada Provinciale Sant'Angelo del Pesco0.3 km
32. Turn left at SP226/Strada Provinciale Gamberale-Gamberale Scalo2.0 km
33. Slight right to stay on SP226/Strada Provinciale Gamberale-Gamberale ScaloContinue to follow SP2260.8 km
34. Turn right at Casale Galeoti/SP22620 m
35. Turn right to stay on Casale Galeoti/SP226Continue to follow SP2262.2 km
36. Turn right at SP226/Strada Provinciale Gamberale-Gamberale Scalo28 m
37. Turn right to stay on SP226/Strada Provinciale Gamberale-Gamberale Scalo0.2 km
38. Turn left0.2 km
39. Turn right toward SP226/Strada Provinciale Gamberale-Gamberale Scalo0.6 km
40. Turn right toward SP226/Strada Provinciale Gamberale-Gamberale Scalo0.3 km
41. Sharp left at SP226/Strada Provinciale Gamberale-Gamberale Scalo1.0 km
42. Slight right to stay on SP226/Strada Provinciale Gamberale-Gamberale Scalo0.3 km
43. Slight right to stay on SP226/Strada Provinciale Gamberale-Gamberale Scalo1.1 km
44. Turn right at SP1642.5 km
45. Turn left at SP1660.2 km
46. Slight left at Via San Rocco/SP1660.2 km
47. Turn left to stay on Via San Rocco/SP1668 m
48. Turn left at Via Roma/SP1667 m
49. Turn right30 m
50. Turn right45 m
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