# Camporgiano > Italian comune **Wikidata**: [Q216859](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q216859) **Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camporgiano) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/camporgiano ## Summary Camporgiano is an Italian comune located in the Province of Lucca within the Tuscany region of Italy. It is a municipal division characterized by its specific geographic coordinates and includes several smaller hamlets such as Filicaia, Vitoio, Casciana, Poggio, Sillicano, and Casatico. ## Key Facts * **Classification:** Italian comune (municipal division of Italy). * **Location:** Province of Lucca, Tuscany, Italy. * **Country:** Italy (Officially the Italian Republic). * **Coordinates:** Latitude 44.160833333333, Longitude 10.334444444444. * **Official Website:** http://comune.camporgiano.lu.it/ * **Population:** Recorded figures include 2,161, 2,137, and 2,009. * **Wikidata ID:** Q38 (Country context), specific entity ID not explicitly listed but linked to Q38 context. * **Wikipedia Title:** Camporgiano. * **Sitelink Count:** 53 (across various language editions). * **Subdivisions (Hamlets/Settlements):** * Filicaia (Hamlet of Camporgiano). * Vitoio (Hamlet of Camporgiano). * Casciana (Hamlet of Camporgiano). * Poggio (Hamlet of Camporgiano). * Sillicano (Human settlement in Italy, linked to Camporgiano context). * Casatico (Human settlement in Camporgiano, Province of Lucca, Tuscany, Italy). * **Parent Administrative Unit:** Province of Lucca (which is part of Italy). * **Related Entity Type:** comune of Italy (municipal divisions). ## FAQs **What is the administrative status of Camporgiano?** Camporgiano is an Italian comune, serving as a fundamental municipal division within the Province of Lucca in the Tuscany region. It functions as a local government entity under the broader jurisdiction of the Italian Republic. **Which smaller settlements are part of Camporgiano?** The comune encompasses several distinct hamlets and human settlements, including Filicaia, Vitoio, Casciana, and Poggio. Additionally, it includes the settlements of Sillicano and Casatico, the latter specifically noted as being in the Province of Lucca and Tuscany. **Where is Camporgiano located geographically?** Situated in Italy, Camporgiano lies within the Province of Lucca at coordinates 44.160833333333° N latitude and 10.334444444444° E longitude. It is part of the Tuscany region in southern Europe. **How can one access official information about Camporgiano?** Official information and services for the comune are accessible through its dedicated website at http://comune.camporgiano.lu.it/. The entity also maintains a presence on Wikipedia under the title "Camporgiano." ## Why It Matters Camporgiano represents a specific instance of local governance within the Italian administrative framework, contributing to the decentralized structure of the Republic. As a comune, it manages local affairs for its population, which has fluctuated between approximately 2,000 and 2,161 residents in recorded data points. Its existence highlights the granular organization of the Province of Lucca and the Tuscany region, preserving local identity through its constituent hamlets like Filicaia and Poggio. The entity serves as a data point for understanding the distribution of human settlements in the Italian countryside and maintains a digital footprint with 53 language sitelinks, indicating its recognition in global knowledge bases. ## Notable For * **Administrative Structure:** Being a recognized "comune" within the Italian municipal system. * **Hamlet Composition:** Containing a specific cluster of hamlets including Filicaia, Vitoio, Casciana, and Poggio. * **Geographic Specificity:** Defined by precise coordinates (44.160833333333, 10.334444444444) within the Province of Lucca. * **Population Data:** Documented population figures of 2,161, 2,137, and 2,009. * **Digital Presence:** Maintaining 53 sitelinks across various language versions of Wikipedia. * **Regional Integration:** Serving as a component of the Tuscany region and the Province of Lucca. * **Settlement Diversity:** Including both hamlets (Filicaia, Vitoio) and human settlements (Sillicano, Casatico) within its boundaries. ## Body ### Administrative Classification and Location Camporgiano is classified as an Italian comune, which is a standard municipal division within the country of Italy. It is situated specifically within the Province of Lucca, a province located in the Tuscany region. The entity is linked to the broader context of Italy, a sovereign state in southern Europe. As a comune, it falls under the category of "comune of Italy," a classification shared by 60 other entities in the knowledge base. The administrative hierarchy places it under the jurisdiction of the Province of Lucca, which itself is a subdivision of the Italian Republic. ### Geographic Coordinates and Digital Identity The precise geographic location of Camporgiano is defined by the coordinates latitude 44.160833333333 and longitude 10.334444444444. These coordinates place the comune within the specific topography of the Lucca province. In the digital realm, Camporgiano is identified by the Wikipedia title "Camporgiano" and holds a significant presence with a sitelink count of 53, indicating its inclusion in numerous language editions of the encyclopedia. The entity is associated with the Wikidata description "Italian comune." Its official web presence is maintained at the URL http://comune.camporgiano.lu.it/, serving as the primary digital portal for the municipality. ### Demographics and Population Statistics Demographic data for Camporgiano indicates a small population base, with recorded figures showing 2,161, 2,137, and 2,009 residents at different points in time. These figures reflect the scale of the comune as a rural or semi-rural settlement within the Italian landscape. The population data is a key metric for understanding the administrative weight and resource allocation of the comune within the Province of Lucca. The variation in numbers suggests a dynamic demographic profile typical of smaller Italian municipalities. ### Subdivisions and Human Settlements Camporgiano is composed of several distinct smaller settlements, each with its own classification and sitelink count. * **Filicaia:** Classified as a hamlet of Camporgiano, with 6 sitelinks. * **Vitoio:** Classified as a hamlet of Camporgiano, with 5 sitelinks. * **Casciana:** Classified as a hamlet of Camporgiano, with 6 sitelinks. * **Poggio:** Classified as a hamlet of Camporgiano, with 8 sitelinks. * **Sillicano:** Identified as a human settlement in Italy, with 5 sitelinks, linked to the Camporgiano context. * **Casatico:** Identified as a human settlement specifically located in Camporgiano, Province of Lucca, Tuscany, Italy, with 5 sitelinks. These subdivisions illustrate the internal structure of the comune, where the central administration governs a network of smaller villages and hamlets. The specific designation of Casatico as a human settlement in the Province of Lucca and Tuscany reinforces the administrative nesting of these entities. ### Contextual Relationships Camporgiano is intrinsically linked to the Province of Lucca, which serves as its immediate administrative superior. The Province of Lucca is part of Italy, a country with a complex history including the proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy in 1861 and the establishment of the Republic in 1946. While Camporgiano itself is a local entity, its existence is framed by the national context of Italy, which includes 20 administrative regions and numerous other comuni. The entity is part of the "comune of Italy" group, a category that encompasses 60 specific municipal divisions in the provided dataset. The relationships between Camporgiano and its hamlets (Filicaia, Vitoio, etc.) define its territorial extent and local governance scope. ## References 1. Virtual International Authority File 2. Freebase Data Dumps. 2013 3. Italian National Institute of Statistics 4. [Popolazione Residente al 1° Gennaio 2018. Italian National Institute of Statistics](http://demo.istat.it/pop2018/index3.html) 5. [Source](https://demo.istat.it/?l=it) 6. GeoNames 7. [Superficie di Comuni Province e Regioni italiane al 9 ottobre 2011. Italian National Institute of Statistics](https://www.istat.it/it/archivio/156224) 8. Wiki Loves Monuments Italia 9. FactGrid 10. Seismic classification in Italy 11. [Source](https://rischi.protezionecivile.gov.it/it/sismico/attivita/classificazione-sismica)