Propata
Propata ( propA Ligurian ) is a small Italian town in the province of Genoa with 156 inhabitants (as at 31 December 2012).
Geography
The municipality is located in the valley Trebbia and forms with its territory and seven other municipalities the Ligurian mountain village of Alta Val Trebbia. In addition, part of the Parco naturale Propata regional Antola (Regional Natural Park Antola ).
According to the Italian classifications for seismic activity Propata Zone 4 has been assigned. This means that the municipality is in a seismically inert zone.
Districts ( frazioni ) of the community are Bavastrelli, Caffarena and Caprile.
Swell
Arenzano | Avegno | Bargagli | Bogliasco | Borzonasca | Busalla | Camogli | Campo Ligure | Campomorone | Carasco | Casarza Ligure | Casella | Castiglione Chiavarese | Ceranesi | Chiavari | Lorsica | Cogoleto | Cogorno | Coreglia Ligure | Crocefieschi | Davagna | Fascia | Favale di Malvaro | Fontanigorda | Genoa | Gorreto | Isola del Cantone | Lavagna | Leivi | Lorsica | Lumarzo | Masone | Mele | Mezzanego | Mignanego | MOCONESI | Moneglia | Mount Bruno | Montoggio | Ne | Neirone | Orero | Pieve Ligure | Portofino | Propata | Rapallo | Recco | Rezzoaglio | Ronco Scrivia | Rondanina | Rossiglione | Rovegno | San Colombano Certénoli | Sant'Olcese | Santa Margherita Ligure | Santo Stefano d' aveto | Savignone | Serra Riccò | Sestri Levante | Sori | Tiglieto | Torriglia | Tribogna | Uscio | Valbrevenna | Vobbia | Zoagli
- Community in Liguria
- Province of Genoa
- Place in Liguria