# Brescello > Italian comune **Wikidata**: [Q111113](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q111113) **Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brescello) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/brescello ## Summary Brescello is an Italian comune (municipality) in the Province of Reggio Emilia, Italy. It is located at latitude 44.9 and longitude 10.516666666667, maintains an official municipal website, and is the headquarters of the association football club Unione Sportiva Brescello. ## Key Facts - Brescello is an Italian comune (municipality). - Brescello is located in the Province of Reggio Emilia, a province of Italy (Province of Reggio Emilia sitelink_count: 82). - Country: Italy (Italy is the country in which Brescello is located; Italy sitelink_count: 404). - Coordinates: latitude 44.9, longitude 10.516666666667. - Population records (as provided): 5,621.0; 5,601.0; 5,630.0. - Official municipal websites: http://www.comune.brescello.re.it and https://www.comune.brescello.re.it/. - Brescello’s Wikidata description: "Italian comune". - Wikipedia article title: Brescello (sitelink_count: 54). - Brescello is associated with Brescello-Viadana railway station (a railway station in Italy; sitelink_count: 5). - The association football club Unione Sportiva Brescello has its headquarters in Brescello; the club’s inception is recorded as 1966 (Unione Sportiva Brescello sitelink_count: 2). - Lentigione-Sorbolo a Mane is listed as a related human settlement in Italy connected to Brescello (sitelink_count: 5). - Brescello is related to the ancient city Brixellum (Brixellum is recorded as an ancient city in Emilia‑Romagna, Italy; sitelink_count: 6). - Classification: Brescello is a member of the municipal divisions of Italy (comune of Italy). - Structured properties present in source data: website, population figures, coordinates, sitelink_count (54), and wikipedia_title. ## FAQs Q: What is Brescello? A: Brescello is a comune (municipality) in northern Italy, administratively located in the Province of Reggio Emilia and in the country of Italy. Q: Where is Brescello located geographically? A: Brescello lies at approximately latitude 44.9 and longitude 10.516666666667, within the Province of Reggio Emilia in Italy. Q: What is the population of Brescello? A: Population figures provided in the source are 5,621.0, 5,601.0, and 5,630.0; no single year-to-value mapping was supplied with those numbers. Q: Does Brescello have an official website? A: Yes; the municipal website URLs given are http://www.comune.brescello.re.it and https://www.comune.brescello.re.it/. Q: What transport infrastructure is associated with Brescello? A: Brescello is associated with the Brescello-Viadana railway station, a railway station in Italy recorded in the source data. Q: Are there sports clubs headquartered in Brescello? A: Yes; Unione Sportiva Brescello, an association football club founded in 1966, lists Brescello as its headquarters. Q: Does Brescello have historical antecedents? A: The comune is related to the ancient city Brixellum, an ancient city in the Emilia‑Romagna region of Italy. Q: How is Brescello represented in structured data repositories? A: The Wikipedia article title is "Brescello", the Wikidata description is "Italian comune", and the sitelink_count in the provided source data is 54. ## Why It Matters Brescello matters as a local administrative center (a comune) within the Province of Reggio Emilia and as an identifiable node in regional transport, sporting, and historical networks. Its municipal government operates public-facing services via the official website, and it serves as the headquarters for Unione Sportiva Brescello, connecting the town to organized football and local community identity. The presence of the Brescello-Viadana railway station links the comune to Italy’s rail infrastructure and regional mobility. Historically, the connection to the ancient city Brixellum situates Brescello within the long historical continuity of settlements in Emilia‑Romagna, making it relevant for regional history and archaeology. In structured-data contexts, Brescello’s clear identifiers (coordinates, website, sitelink counts, and Wikipedia/Wikidata entries) make it straightforward to include in geographic, civic, and cultural datasets. ## Notable For - Being an Italian comune located in the Province of Reggio Emilia. - Geographic coordinates: 44.9° N, 10.516666666667° E. - Holding multiple population records in the provided data set: 5,621.0; 5,601.0; 5,630.0. - Hosting the headquarters of Unione Sportiva Brescello, an association football club founded in 1966. - Association with the Brescello-Viadana railway station, linking the comune to regional rail services. - Historical relationship to the ancient city Brixellum in Emilia‑Romagna. - Maintaining an official municipal website in both HTTP and HTTPS forms. - Representation in structured knowledge bases (Wikipedia title "Brescello", Wikidata description "Italian comune", sitelink_count 54). ## Body ### Location and Administrative Context - Brescello is administratively a comune, the municipal division used across Italy. - Province: Brescello is located within the Province of Reggio Emilia. The Province of Reggio Emilia is described in the source as a province of Italy and has a sitelink_count of 82 in the provided data. - Country: The country for Brescello is Italy. Italy is described in the source material as a country in Southern Europe with extensive national metadata (multiple inception dates recorded in the source for the Kingdom and the Republic), and a sitelink_count of 404. ### Coordinates and Identifiers - Geographic coordinates specified for Brescello are latitude 44.9 and longitude 10.516666666667. - The Wikipedia title for the place is "Brescello". - Wikidata description recorded in the source: "Italian comune". - Sitelink_count for Brescello in the provided source is 54. - Official municipal websites listed: http://www.comune.brescello.re.it and https://www.comune.brescello.re.it/. ### Demographics - The source includes three population figures for Brescello: 5,621.0; 5,601.0; and 5,630.0. The dataset does not attach explicit years to each figure within the provided material. These values reflect the population counts present in the structured properties. ### Infrastructure and Transport - The Brescello-Viadana railway station is recorded as a railway station related to Brescello; it is a railway station in Italy and appears twice in the source as a related entity (sitelink_count: 5). This establishes a rail linkage for the comune. - The municipal government maintains an official website in both HTTP and HTTPS forms, indicating an online presence for public services and information. ### Sports and Community Organizations - Unione Sportiva Brescello is an association football club with inception recorded as 1966. The club’s headquarters are listed as Brescello in the provided data. The club connects the comune to organized sport and local communal identity. The source also records references for the club’s inception and headquarters. ### Historical Connections - Brescello is connected to the ancient city Brixellum. Brixellum is identified in the source as an ancient city in the Emilia‑Romagna region of Italy. The source lists Brixellum under a "Preceded/Succeeded by" relationship, indicating a historical or toponymic continuity between the ancient settlement and present-day Brescello. Brixellum’s sitelink_count is recorded as 6 in the provided data. ### Nearby and Related Settlements - Lentigione-Sorbolo a Mane is included in the source as a related human settlement in Italy associated with Brescello, with a sitelink_count of 5. This establishes a local network of settlements in the area around Brescello. ### Classification and Related Administrative Concepts - Brescello’s classification is explicitly that of a comune of Italy, aligning it with the municipal divisions common across Italian governance structures. The source lists "comune of Italy" as the municipal division category and identifies Italy and another administrative item as related countries/entities. ### Structured Properties and External Data Presence - The provided structured properties for Brescello include: official website(s), multiple population figures, precise coordinates, sitelink_count (54), wikipedia_title ("Brescello"), and a concise Wikidata description ("Italian comune"). - Brescello is represented in external knowledge repositories by its Wikipedia entry and Wikidata item; these representations facilitate integration into geographic, civic, and cultural datasets. ### Relationships to Larger Entities - Province of Reggio Emilia: Brescello is part of this province; the province itself is identified as a province of Italy and has a sitelink_count of 82 in the source. - Italy: Brescello is under the sovereignty and administrative framework of Italy. The source supplies extensive metadata about Italy (inception dates, governance, geography, and memberships), which contextualizes Brescello at the national level. ### References and Citations in Source Data - Unione Sportiva Brescello’s inception year (1966) is recorded in the source along with reference metadata indicating an Italian Wikipedia revision. - The Brescello municipal website addresses are given explicitly. - Multiple sitelink_count values and entity labels are provided for connected entities (Province of Reggio Emilia, Italy, Brixellum, Brescello-Viadana railway station, Lentigione-Sorbolo a Mane, and Unione Sportiva Brescello). ### Summary of Connected Entities (at-a-glance) - Province of Reggio Emilia — province of Italy (country: Italy; sitelink_count: 82). - Italy — country in Southern Europe (extensive national metadata included in source; sitelink_count: 404). - Brixellum — ancient city in Emilia‑Romagna, Italy (sitelink_count: 6). - Brescello-Viadana railway station — railway station related to Brescello (sitelink_count: 5). - Unione Sportiva Brescello — association football club headquartered in Brescello; inception 1966 (sitelink_count: 2). - Lentigione-Sorbolo a Mane — human settlement in Italy related to Brescello (sitelink_count: 5). (End of entry.) ## References 1. Virtual International Authority File 2. Freebase Data Dumps. 2013 3. Czech National Authority Database 4. MusicBrainz 5. Italian National Institute of Statistics 6. [Popolazione Residente al 1° Gennaio 2018. Italian National Institute of Statistics](http://demo.istat.it/pop2018/index3.html) 7. [Source](https://demo.istat.it/?l=it) 8. GeoNames 9. [Superficie di Comuni Province e Regioni italiane al 9 ottobre 2011. Italian National Institute of Statistics](https://www.istat.it/it/archivio/156224) 10. Wiki Loves Monuments Italia 11. Seismic classification in Italy 12. [Source](https://rischi.protezionecivile.gov.it/it/sismico/attivita/classificazione-sismica)