Territorio della Val d'Adige

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Location of the Territorio della Val d'Adige in the Autonomous Province of Trento

The Territorio della Val d'Adige ( Italian for territory of the Adige Valley ) is an intermunicipal administrative cooperation in the Autonomous Province of Trento .

location

The area of ​​administrative cooperation includes the urban area of Trento and that of the neighboring communities of Aldeno , Cimone and Garniga Terme in the Adige Valley to the south-west at the foot of Monte Bondone . It borders in the north on the lower reaches of the Avisio on the valley community Rotaliana-Königsberg , in the northeast on that of the Cembra Valley , in the east on the valley community Obere Valsugana and Fersental , in the south on the Vallagarina and in the west on the Valle dei Laghi . The Territorio della Val d'Adige has a total area of ​​189.78 km².

Municipalities of the Territorio della Val d'Adige

The following four municipalities belong to the administrative cooperation:

coat of arms local community population height surface location
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Aldeno 3,148 212  m 8.97
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Cimone 694 540  m 9.81
Garniga Terme-Stemma.png
Garniga Terme 400 850  m 13.13
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Trent 118.902 194  m 157.88
Population (as of December 31, 2019)
Area in km²

As a result of the regional reform of 2006, the district community of Valle dell'Adige was dissolved. The four new valley communities Cembra, Paganella , Rotaliana-Königsberg and Valle dei Laghi were created on the territory of the former local authority . The state capital Trento and the municipalities of Aldeno, Cimone and Garniga Terme, which also belong to the district community of Valle d'Adige, were not assigned to any valley community and formed an intermunicipal administrative cooperation in 2012. The functions previously exercised by the district community were partially taken over by the four communities, which they carry out in coordination with the other communities such as school funding, welfare and welfare, public and subsidized housing construction and development planning. In contrast to the valley communities, the administrative cooperation has neither a common administrative headquarters nor its own administrative apparatus.

Protected areas

In the area of ​​administrative cooperation there are eight Natura 2000 protected areas and five other communal biotopes .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Surface territorial e popolazione resident al 01/01/2017 per comunità di valle. In: statweb.provincia.tn.it. Istituto di statistica della provincia di Trento, accessed on July 1, 2020 (Italian).
  2. ^ Territorio Val d'Adige. In: comune.trento.it. Retrieved July 1, 2020 (Italian).
  3. Comunità: Valle d'Adige. In: areeprotette.provincia.tn.it. Autonomous Province of Trento, accessed July 1, 2020 (Italian).
  4. Biotopi di interest comunale. In: areeprotette.provincia.tn.it. Autonomous Province of Trento, accessed July 1, 2020 (Italian).