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Provincia Firmana


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Provincia Firmana: insigne




provincia
Civitas: Italia
Locus: 43°9′38″N 13°43′5″E
Situs interretialis

Fines



Subdivisio superior: Marchia Anconitana
Territoria finitima: Provincia Asculana, Provincia Maceratensis



Forma



Area: 860 chiliometrum quadratum
Caput: Firmum
Subdivisiones: Altidona, Amandola, Belmons, Campi Felonis, Falero, Firmum, Franca Villa (Marchia Anconitana), Grypta Azzolina, Lapedona, Maglianum, Massa (Marchia Anconitana), Mons Sancti Petri in Morico, Mons Aponis, Mons Giberti, Mons Ranaldi, Mons Sancti Petri de Angelis, Monturanum, Mons Vidonis Cambatii, Mons Vidonis Corradi, Mons Falconis (Marchia Anconitana), Mons Fortinus, Mons Georgii, Mons Granarius, Mons Leonis, Mons Elparus, Mons Rubianus, Mons Ottonis, Morescum, Orretianum, Pedasum, Petritolium, Ponzanum, Portus Firmi, Portus Sanctus Lupidius, Rapagnanum, Fanum Sancti Elpidii in Morico, Fanum Sanctae Victoriae in Matenano, Servilianum, Smerillum, Turris Sancti Patritii



Gubernium



Praefectus: Fabrizio Cesetti



Vita



Zona horaria: UTC+1, UTC+2



Sigla



Siglum autoraedarum: FM



Tabula aut despectus


Provincia Firmana: situs




Provincia Firmana[1][2] (seu Provincia Firmi Piceni) (Italiane: Provincia di Fermo) est provincia Italiae, circiter 176.408[3] incolarum, in regione Marchia Anconitana sita, cuius caput est Firmum Picenum et cuius signum est FM.




Index





  • 1 Insigne


  • 2 Historia


  • 3 Geographia politica

    • 3.1 Municipia in Provincia Firmana


    • 3.2 Fines

      • 3.2.1 Provinciae finitimae


      • 3.2.2 Naturales limites




  • 4 Geographia physica

    • 4.1 Morphologia

      • 4.1.1 Montes


      • 4.1.2 Valles


      • 4.1.3 Transitūs



    • 4.2 Hydrographia

      • 4.2.1 Flumina


      • 4.2.2 Litora ac maria




  • 5 Nexus interni


  • 6 Nexus externi


  • 7 Pinacotheca


  • 8 Notae




Insigne |





  • Provincia Italiae





Historia |


Firmum in Stato Pontificio provincia fuit. Anno 2004 Firmum nova provincia condita est; ex territorio Asculi Piceni provinciae creata est.



Geographia politica |



Municipia in Provincia Firmana |


Municipia in Provincia Firmana, cum urbe, 40 sunt. Urbes, oppida et municipia provinciae Latine vocari possunt[4][5].



  1. Firmum seu Firmum Picenum (alia nomina: Firmium, Firmum in Piceno, Firmus).


  2. Altidona (alia nomina: Alta Domina) (Italiane: Altidona),


  3. Amandola (Italiane: Amandola),


  4. Belmons (gen. tis) (alia nomina: Belmons Picenus) (Italiane: Belmonte Piceno),


  5. Campi Felonis (Italiane: Campofilone),


  6. Falero (-onis) olim: Falerio Picenus (alia nomina: Faleria Picena, Fallero, Falleronis) (Italiane: Falerone),


  7. Fanum Sanctae Victoriae in Matenano (Italiane: Santa Vittoria in Matenano),


  8. Fanum Sancti Elpidii in Morico (olim: Fanum Sancti Lupidii) (Italiane: Sant'Elpidio a Mare),


  9. Franca Villa (alia nomina: Franca Villa Etis) (Italiane: Francavilla d'Ete),


  10. Grypta Azzolina seu Crypta Azzolina (Italiane: Grottazzolina),


  11. Lapedona (alia nomina: Pedona) (Italiane: Lapedona),


  12. Maglianum seu Malleanum (alia nomina: Maglianum Tinnae) (Italiane: Magliano di Tenna),


  13. Massa (alia nomina: Massa Firmanorum, Massa Firmana) (Italiane: Massa Fermana),


  14. Mons Aponis (Italiane: Montappone),


  15. Mons Elparus (Italiane: Montelparo),


  16. Mons Falconis (alia nomina: Mons Falconis Appenninicus) (Italiane: Montefalcone Appennino),


  17. Mons Fortinus (Italiane: Montefortino),


  18. Mons Georgii (alia nomina: Mons Sanctae Mariae in Georgio) (Italiane: Montegiorgio),


  19. Mons Giberti (Italiane: Monte Giberto),


  20. Mons Granarius (Italiane: Montegranaro),


  21. Mons Leonis (alia nomina: Mons Leonis Firmanorum) (Italiane: Monteleone di Fermo),


  22. Mons Ottonis (alia nomina: Mons Actonis) (Italiane: Montottone),


  23. Mons Ranaldi (alia nomina: Mons Rinaldi) (Italiane: Monte Rinaldo),


  24. Mons Rubianus (alia nomina: Urbianum vel Mons Urbianum) (Italiane: Monterubbiano),


  25. Mons Sancti Petri de Angelis (alia nomina: Mons Sancti Petri de Canonicis) (Italiane: Monte San Pietrangeli),


  26. Mons Sancti Petri in Morico (Italiane: Monsampietro Morico),


  27. Mons Vidonis Cambatii (Italiane: Monte Vidon Combatte),


  28. Mons Vidonis Corradi (Italiane: Monte Vidon Corrado),


  29. Monturanum (alia nomina: Mons Uranus) (Italiane: Monte Urano),


  30. Morescum (Italiane: Moresco),


  31. Orretianum (alia nomina: Ortempianum, Ortentianum, Ottazzanum, etiam Urticinum Novum) (Italiane: Ortezzano),


  32. Pedasum (Italiane: Pedaso),


  33. Petritolium (Italiane: Petritoli),


  34. Ponzanum (alia nomina: Castrum Ponzani, Pontianum (Marchia Anconitana)) (Italiane: Ponzano di Fermo),


  35. Portus Firmi (olim: Navale Firmanorum, Castrum Firmanorum vel Castellum Firmanorum, deinde: Portus Sancti Georgii) (Italiane: Porto San Giorgio),


  36. Portus Sancti Elpidii (olim: Portus Sancti Lupidii) (Italiane: Porto Sant'Elpidio),


  37. Rapagnanum (alia nomina: Rapanianum) (Italiane: Rapagnano),


  38. Servilianum (alia nomina: Serviglianum) (Italiane: Servigliano),


  39. Smerillum (Italiane: Smerillo),


  40. Turris Sancti Patritii (alia nomina: Turris Patritia) (Italiane: Torre San Patrizio).


Fines |



Provinciae finitimae |



  • Provincia Asculana,


  • Provincia Maceratensis.


Naturales limites |



  • Mare Hadriaticum.


Geographia physica |



Morphologia |



Montes |



  • Tetrica (mons) (deinde Sibyllinei Montes),


  • Prioris Mons (Italiane: Monte Priora),


Valles |



  • Flusoris Vallis (Italiane: Valle del Chienti),


Transitūs |



Hydrographia |



Flumina |



  • Asis (Italiane: Aso),


  • Flusor (deinde Cluentus vel Clentis),


  • Flussorius (Italiane: Fiastra),


  • Tinna seu Tenna (Italiane: Tenna),


Litora ac maria |



  • Mare Hadriaticum,

Nexus interni



  • Marchia Anconitana (regio),


  • Picenum (terra),


  • Firmum Picenum (urbs),


  • Provinciae Italiae.


Nexus externi |






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Pinacotheca |





  • Collocatio finium Provinciae Firmanae in Regione Marchia Anconitana.





Provinciae et consortiones Italiae




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Notae |



  1. ↑ Castiglioni, Aloisius; Mariotti, Scaevola. Vocabolario della lingua latina, latino-italiano, italiano-latino. Quarta editio a Petro Georgio Parroni curata (Taurini, 2007).


  2. ↑ www.catholic-hierarchy.org


  3. ↑ www.tuttitalia.it


  4. ↑ Jo. Baptistae De Luca Venusini... Tractatus de officiis venalibus ... - Di Giovanni Battista De Luca


  5. ↑ Italy Illuminated: bks. 1-4 - Di Biondo Flavio


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