Cozzo

Cozzo is not a castle but a small municipality located in the Province of Pavia within the Lombardy region of northern Italy. Situated approximately 50 kilometers southwest of Milan and 40 kilometers west of Pavia, this rural comune covers an area of 17.4 square kilometers. The provided text contains no information regarding a specific structure named "Cozzo Castle," nor does it mention any year of construction, architectural style, or historical details related to a fortress or noble residence. The name Cozzo refers exclusively to the town itself and its administrative boundaries.

The community is characterized by its modest size and agricultural setting, bordering several other municipalities including Candia Lomellina, Castelnovetto, and Langosco. Historical demographic data indicates that the population peaked in the early 20th century, reaching over 2,200 residents in 1901, before undergoing a steady decline throughout the decades to stand at 421 inhabitants as of December 2004. This population shift reflects broader trends of rural depopulation seen in many parts of the Italian countryside during the industrial era.

Due to the absence of any mention of a castle in the source material, no details regarding current condition, specific historical significance of a fortification, or unique architectural features can be provided. The available information strictly pertains to the geographic location, administrative status, and population statistics of the town of Cozzo. Visitors or researchers interested in the area should note that while the municipality exists within a historically rich region, the specific entity of a "Cozzo Castle" is not documented in this record.