Aosta Valley

E20538

NUTS-2 region autonomous region of Italy

Aosta Valley is a mountainous autonomous region in northwestern Italy, renowned for its Alpine landscapes, ski resorts, and proximity to major peaks such as Mont Blanc.

Aliases (9)

Aosta ×3
Valle d'Aosta ×2
Aosta Valley (main valley) ×1
Aosta Valley (province-level region) ×1
Aosta Valley region of northwestern Italy ×1
Comunità Montana Valdigne-Mont-Blanc ×1
Italian-speaking Aosta Valley ×1
Valdôtain ×1
Vallée d'Aoste ×1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	NUTS-2 region → autonomous region of Italy →
area	about 3260 square kilometres →
bordersCountry	France → Switzerland →
bordersItalianRegion	Piedmont →
capital	Aosta →
containsNationalPark	Gran Paradiso National Park →
containsRiver	Dora Baltea →
containsValley	Aosta Valley (main valley) →
country	Italy →
economySector	agriculture → hydroelectric power → tourism →
hasCoOfficialName	Valle d'Aosta → Vallée d'Aoste →
hasImportantPass	Great St Bernard Pass → Little St Bernard Pass →
hasMountainRange	Alps →
hasPeak	Gran Paradiso → Matterhorn → Mont Blanc → Monte Rosa →
hasRegionalCouncil	Regional Council of Aosta Valley →
hasSkiResort	Cervinia → Courmayeur → La Thuile → Monterosa Ski → Pila →
hasSpecialStatute	true →
isAutonomous	true →
isBilingualRegion	true →
ISO3166-2Code	IT-23 →
knownFor	Alpine landscapes → Roman archaeological sites in Aosta → ski resorts →
largestCity	Aosta →
locatedIn	northwestern Italy →
officialLanguage	French → Italian →
population	about 120000 inhabitants →
populationDensity	lowest among Italian regions →
recognizedRegionalLanguage	Franco-Provençal → Valdôtain → Walser German →
timeZone	CET →
timeZoneDST	CEST →
vehicleRegistrationCode	AO →

Referenced by (52)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Courmayeur → Entrèves → Miage Glacier → Mont Blanc → Mont Blanc Tunnel → Rifugio Francesco Gonella → Skyway Monte Bianco → Val Ferret → Val Veny →	locatedIn
Dent du Géant → Liskamm → Rifugio Francesco Gonella ("Aosta Valley region of northwestern Italy") → Val Ferret →	region
Arrondissement of Bonneville → Haute-Savoie → Savoie →	borders
Arpitan → Franco-Provençal → Gallo-Romance languages →	spokenIn
Autostrada A5 → Great St Bernard Pass →	connects
Aosta Valley ("Valle d'Aosta") → Aosta Valley ("Vallée d'Aoste") →	hasCoOfficialName
Mont Maudit → Punta Helbronner →	locatedInRegion
Autostrada A5 → Italian–Swiss border →	passesThrough
Achille Compagnoni → Jean-Antoine Carrel →	placeOfDeath
French–Italian border →	adjacentToItalianRegion
Mont Blanc massif →	administrativeRegion
Courmayeur ("Comunità Montana Valdigne-Mont-Blanc") →	belongsToAdministrativeDivision
1998 Winter Olympics ("Aosta") →	bidRivalCity
Piedmont →	bordersRegion
Pennine Alps →	contains
Aosta Valley ("Aosta Valley (main valley)") →	containsValley
Po basin →	crossesRegion
Franco-Provençal ("Valdôtain") →	hasDialects
Northern Italy →	hasPart
Courmayeur ("Aosta Valley (province-level region)") →	hasProvince
1994 IIHF World Championship C Pool ("Aosta") →	hostCity
Duchy of Savoy →	includedTerritory
Great St Bernard Pass ("Italian-speaking Aosta Valley") →	languageRegion
Matterhorn →	liesWithin
Jean-Antoine Carrel →	placeOfBirth
Franco-Provençal →	recognizedAsMinorityLanguageIn
Courmayeur ("Aosta") →	regionCapital
Po Valley ("Valle d'Aosta") →	regionIncludes
Autostrada A5 →	regionServed
Jean-Antoine Carrel →	residence
Turin Airport →	servesRegion
Jean-Antoine Carrel →	workLocation