Val Sabbia
| Val Sabbia | ||
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 Val Sabbia near Lavenone |
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| location | Brescia Province , Lombardy , Italy | |
| Waters | Lake Idro , Chiese | |
| Mountains | Garda mountains | |
| Geographical location | 45 ° 42 '57 " N , 10 ° 25' 5" E | |
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The Val Sabbia is a valley in the province of Brescia in northern Italy and runs in a north-south direction to the level of Brescia . It is the second longest valley of the Tre Valli Brescia, the other two being Val Camonica and Val Trompia .
geography
The Val Sabbia is bounded in the east by Lake Garda , in the west by Val Trompia, the Giudicarie in the north and the river Po in the south. It is flowed through by the Chiese , which enters the Val Sabbia at Lake Idro . It forms a geographical unit with the upper valley of the Chiese, which belongs to the Trentino ( Italian Provincia Autonoma di Trento ).
In 2011 the largest photovoltaic system in Europe at the time was opened in the valley .
Municipalities in Val Sabbia
Amalgamated in the Comunità Montana della Valle Sabbia (German mountain community Sabbiatal)
- Agnosines
- Anfo
- Barghe
- Bione
- Bagolino
- Capovalle
- Casto
- Gavardo
- Idro
- Lavenone
- Mura
- Muscoline
- Odolo
- Paitone
- Pertica Alta
- Pertica Bassa
- Prevalle
- Preseglie
- Provaglio Val Sabbia
- Roè Volciano
- Sabbio Chiese
- Serle
- Treviso Bresciano
- Vallio Terme
- Vestone
- Villanuova sul Clisi
- Vobarno
literature
- Giancarlo Marchesi: A lla periferia del Leone: la Valle Sabbia in età veneta in Luca Giarelli (a cura di), Naturalmente divisi. Storia e autonomia delle antiche comunità alpine, 2013, p. 71. ISBN 9788-8911-1170-8 .
Web links
- Comunitá Montana di Valle Sabbia , accessed November 12, 2013
- Information on bresciatourism , accessed November 12, 2013
Individual evidence
- ^ Corriere della sera (Italian; from October 19, 2011)