Arpitan Valleys of Piedmont

The Arpitan Valleys of Piedmont (arpitan : Valâdes arpitanes du Piemont) are the upper parts of the valleys in the north-west of the province of Turin, in Piedmont (Italy), that use the arpitan language (Valdôtain dialect), like the Aosta Valley, Savoy, Bresse, Valais. They cover an area of 1,589.06 km² with 65,995 inhabitants.

Valleys

The eight valleys, from north to south, are:

Arpitan Communes of Piedmont

Name in Arpitan Name in Italian
Ala Ala di Stura
Almèis Almese
La Alpete Alpette
Velhanna Avigliana
Bârmes Balme
Burgùn Borgone Susa
Bërsoel Bruzolo
Busoulin Bussoleno
Centuèiri Cantoira
Ciàvrie Caprie
Karéma Carema
Kastagnòle Castagnole Piemonte
Séres Ceres
Sérisoles Cerisole Reale
Tchialambèrt Chialamberto
Tsanuch Chianocco
Centuèiri Cantoira
Kiusa Chiusa di San Michele
Cuasöl Coassolo Torinese
Couvase Coazze
Kundòve Condove
Koeri Corio
Frasinei Frassinetto
Sen German Germagnano
Gravere Gravere
Gruskavà Groscavallo
L'Éngri Ingria
Dzalioun Giaglione
Dzavën Giaveno
Lans Lanzo Torinese
Leimia Lemie
Lukënna Locana
Màtie Mattie
Meana Meana di Susa
Misinì Mezzenile
Moutier Monastero di Lanzo
Frere Cenisio Moncenisio
Mumpantia Mompantero
Nuachi Noasca
Nonalésa Novalesa
Pisinài Pessinetto
Pont Pont Canavese
Kuisnè Quincinetto
Riburdon Ribordone
Ronc Ronco Canavese
Rubiana Rubiana
Sen Didé San Didero
San Goeri San Giorio di Susa
Sent Ambreu Sant'Ambrogio di Torino
Santantunin Sant'Antonino di Susa
Sparon Sparone
Souiza Susa
Tràves Traves
Usei Usseglio
Vàjes Vaie
Voudjiň Valgioie
Vâlprà Valprato Soana
Veno Venaus
Vilà Villar Dora
Vilar Fuciard Villar Focchiardo
Vjy Viù

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