Cervesina
Cervesina is a small municipality located in the Province of Pavia within the Lombardy region of northern Italy. Situated approximately 45 kilometers south of Milan and 15 kilometers southwest of the city of Pavia, it rests at an elevation of 72 meters above sea level. The commune covers a total area of 12.5 square kilometers and shares borders with several neighboring towns, including Corana, Mezzana Rabattone, Pancarana, Voghera, and Zinasco. As of December 2004, the population was recorded at 1,186 residents, known demographically as Cervesinesi, reflecting a gradual decline from historical peaks in the early twentieth century when the population exceeded 2,200.
Despite the user inquiry regarding a castle, the provided historical records and municipal data do not contain specific information about a structure named "Cervesina Castle," nor do they detail its year of construction, architectural style, or current condition. The available text focuses exclusively on Cervesina as a civil commune rather than a specific fortified estate. Consequently, details regarding architectural significance, specific historical events tied to a castle, or its present-day use cannot be extracted from the source material. The community maintains an official online presence and is categorized statistically by the Italian National Institute of Statistics, but no distinct narrative regarding a local castle exists within this specific dataset.
The history of Cervesina presented here is primarily demographic, illustrating the town's evolution from a larger agricultural community in the late 1800s to its modern status as a smaller residential municipality. While the region of Lombardy is renowned for numerous historic castles and fortifications, this specific entry does not verify the existence or attributes of such a landmark within Cervesina's boundaries. Visitors and researchers interested in the area are directed toward the general municipal administration for further local insights, as the extant text serves as a geographical and statistical overview rather than an architectural guide.
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- San Gaudenzio