Arzachena (Italy)
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Name (Latin)
Arzachena (Italy)
Other forms of name
Altzaghèna (Italy)
Alzachèna (Italy)
Arsaghene (Italy)
Arsequene (Italy)
Comune di Arzachena (Italy)
Santa Maria d'Arsachena (Italy)
Turibulum (Italy)
Coordinates
E0092319 E0092319 N0410437 N0410437 (geonames )
Associated country
Italy
Associated Language
ita
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Comune di Arzachena; Arzachena; Regione Sardegna; includes borghi Porto Cervo, Cannigione, Baja Sardinia ( (Comune di Arzachena website, 23 August 2019) )
- GEOnet, 23 August 2019(Arzachena (approved); Santa Maria d'Arsachena (variant); geopolitical entity name: Italy; first-order administrative division name: Sardegna; latitude, longitude, DMS: 41° 05ʹ 00ʺ N, 009° 23ʹ 00ʺ E; DD: 41.083333 [N], 9.383333 [E]; feature designation: populated place)
- GeoNames, algorithmically matched, 2009(ppl; 41°04ʹ37ʺN 009°23ʹ19ʺE)
- Arzachena (Q186538); description: Italian comune; instance of: comune of Italy; inception: 1922; capital: Arzachena; located in the administrative territorial entity: Province of Sassari (end time 9 May 2005, then start time 4 February 2016), Province of Olbia-Tempio (10 May 2005-3 February 2016); coordinate location: 41°4ʹ48.517ʺ N, 9°23ʹ16.7604ʺ E ( (Wikidata, 23 August 2019) )
- Wikipedia, 23 August 2019(Arzachena (Gallurese: Alzachèna; Sardinian: Altzaghèna); town and comune in the province of Sassari, northern Sardinia; in resort area of Costa Smeralda; known by the Romans as Turibulum; name in 1421 document: Arsaghene; in late 16th century, was mostly depopulated; the current town was re-established in 1716, as a village; in 20th century, grew substantially after the touristic boom of Costa Smeralda; multiple frazioni, including Porto Cervo, the main Costa Smeralda resort; coordinates: DMS: 41° 5ʹ 0ʺ N, 9° 23ʹ 0ʺ E; decimal: 41.083333 [N], 9.383333 [E])
- Wikipedia, l'enciclopedia libera, 23 August 2019(Arzachena; in northeastern Sardinia, in historic region of Gallura; the comune was a frazione of Tempio Pausania comune until 1922; oldest form of name: Arsequen(e), from 14th century; almost uninhabited by second half of 16th century; current cittadina built on hill from 1716; 1774-1776, small church of Santa Maria d'Arzaghena grew considerably, changed its name, becoming Santa Maria Maggiore, and village grew considerably; in 1922, obtained autonomy from Tempio Pausania, then continual urban and demographic development; coordinates: sexagesimal (DMS): 41° 4ʹ 48.52ʺ N, 9° 23ʹ 16.76ʺ E; decimal: 41.080144° [N], 9.387989° [E])
- Arzachena, 1984.
- Times atlas of the world, 1988:index, p. 17 (Arzachena, Sardinia; 41.05N, 9.24E)