# Centallo > Italian comune **Wikidata**: [Q19933](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q19933) **Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centallo) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/centallo ## Summary Centallo is an Italian comune located in the Province of Cuneo within the Piedmont region of Italy. It functions as a municipal division of Italy with a population fluctuating between approximately 6,859 and 7,002 residents. The entity is geographically situated at coordinates 44.5° N latitude and 7.5833333333333° E longitude. ## Key Facts * **Classification:** Italian comune (municipal division of Italy). * **Administrative Location:** Province of Cuneo, Piedmont, Italy. * **Country:** Italy (Officially the Italian Republic). * **Population:** Recorded figures include 6,917, 7,002, and 6,859. * **Coordinates:** Latitude 44.5, Longitude 7.5833333333333. * **Official Website:** http://www.comune.centallo.cn.it. * **Wikidata Item:** Q38 (Country context), Sitelink count: 51. * **Wikipedia Title:** Centallo. * **Related Settlements:** Contains the human settlement of Roata Chiusani. * **Related Entities:** Associated with San Biagio and San Quirico (both in Italy). * **Parent Category:** comune of Italy. ## FAQs **Where is Centallo located administratively?** Centallo is situated in the Province of Cuneo, which is part of the Piedmont region in northern Italy. It operates as a standard municipal division within the Italian Republic. **What is the population size of Centallo?** The population of Centallo varies across recorded datasets, with specific figures cited as 6,917, 7,002, and 6,859. These numbers reflect the demographic data available for the comune. **Does Centallo contain smaller settlements?** Yes, the comune includes the specific human settlement known as Roata Chiusani. This settlement is located within the boundaries of Centallo in the Province of Cuneo. **How can one access official information about Centallo?** Official information and services for the comune are accessible via its dedicated website at http://www.comune.centallo.cn.it. The entity also maintains a presence on Wikipedia under the title "Centallo." ## Why It Matters Centallo serves as a fundamental administrative unit within the Italian state, contributing to the local governance structure of the Province of Cuneo. As a comune, it manages local affairs, infrastructure, and community services for its residents, acting as the primary interface between the population and the regional or national government. Its existence is part of the broader network of over 7,900 comuni that make up the Italian Republic, ensuring decentralized administration across the country. The inclusion of specific settlements like Roata Chiusani highlights its role in organizing rural and semi-rural populations within the Piedmont region. ## Notable For * **Administrative Status:** Recognized as a formal "comune" within the Italian municipal system. * **Geographic Specificity:** Defined by precise coordinates of 44.5° N and 7.5833333333333° E. * **Local Settlements:** Home to the distinct human settlement of Roata Chiusani. * **Digital Presence:** Maintains an official municipal website and a dedicated Wikipedia entry. * **Regional Context:** Part of the Province of Cuneo, a significant area in the Piedmont region. * **Data Connectivity:** Linked to related entities such as San Biagio and San Quirico within the same country context. ## Body ### Administrative and Geographic Overview Centallo is classified as an Italian comune, representing a specific tier of municipal division within the Italian Republic. It is located in the Province of Cuneo, which falls under the administrative region of Piedmont. The entity is geographically anchored at latitude 44.5 and longitude 7.5833333333333. As a member of the "comune of Italy" category, it shares structural characteristics with over 60 other similar municipal divisions in the country. The entity is linked to the broader context of Italy, a sovereign state in Southern Europe. ### Demographics and Population Data Demographic records for Centallo indicate a population that has been recorded at three distinct levels: 6,917, 7,002, and 6,859. These figures represent the varying counts available in the source material for the residents of the comune. The population data is a key metric for understanding the scale of the municipality within the Province of Cuneo. ### Internal Settlements and Related Entities Within the boundaries of Centallo, the human settlement of Roata Chiusani is explicitly identified. Roata Chiusani is categorized as a human settlement located in Centallo, Province of Cuneo, Piedmont, and Italy. The entity is also associated with other locations in Italy, specifically San Biagio and San Quirico, which share the same country context. These associations highlight the interconnected nature of settlements within the region. ### Digital and Informational Presence Centallo maintains an official digital footprint through its website, accessible at http://www.comune.centallo.cn.it. This serves as the primary online portal for municipal information. The entity is documented on Wikipedia under the title "Centallo" and is represented in the Wikidata database with a sitelink count of 51. The description in Wikidata identifies it specifically as an "Italian comune." ### Contextual Relationships The entity is part of a larger network of Italian administrative divisions. It is linked to the "comune of Italy" category, which encompasses 60 sitelinks in the source data. The country context for Centallo is Italy, which has a sitelink count of 404 in the provided data, indicating its extensive documentation. The relationships with San Biagio and San Quirico further situate Centallo within the Italian geographical and administrative landscape. ## 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. Quora 10. FactGrid 11. Seismic classification in Italy 12. [Source](https://rischi.protezionecivile.gov.it/it/sismico/attivita/classificazione-sismica)