Atlas of Sardinia

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Sardinia

	Sardegna Sardigna

Italiano	Sardegna - Regione Autonoma della Sardegna La Sardegna (in sardo Sardigna o Sardinnia, in catalano Sardenya, in spagnolo Cerdeña) è un'isola e una regione autonoma a statuto speciale facente parte della Repubblica Italiana.
Sardu	Sardigna - Regione Autònoma de sa Sardigna Sardigna est un'ìsula de su Mare Mediterràneu otzidentale, posta a unos 200km de sa peninsula italiana, su matessi de sa Tunisia, unos 300km dae sa Ligùria e 500 de sa Ispagna. Sa terra prus a probe est sa Corsica, petzi 11km.
Alguerès	Sardenya Sardenya és la segona illa més gran de la Mediterrània, situada al sud de Còrsega i que pertany a l'estat italià, del qual és una regió autònoma. Té una superfície de 24.090 km2 i una població, l'any 2001, d'1.631.880 habitants. La capital n'és Càller.
English	Sardinia - Autonomous Region of Sardinia Sardinia is the second-largest island in the Mediterranean Sea (after Sicily). The area of Sardinia is 9,300 sq. miles. The island lies between ► Italy, ► Spain, and ► Tunisia, south of ► Corsica; it is one of the autonomous regions with special statute under the Italian Constitution.

Short name	Sardinia
Official name	Autonomous Region of Sardinia
Status	Autonomous region of ► Italy
Capital	Cagliari Casteddu
Population	1,655,677 inhabitants
Area	24,090 km²
Major languages	Italian, Sardian
Major religions	Roman Catholicism
More information	Sardinia, Geography of Sardinia, History of Sardinia and Politics of Sardinia
More images	Sardinia - Sardinia (Category).

General maps

Sardinia in Italy

Map of Sardinia

Topographic map of Sardinia

Provinces of Sardinia

Subregions of Sardinia

Languages of Sardinia

Railways in Sardinia

History maps

This section holds a short summary of the history of the area of present-day Sardinia, illustrated with maps, including historical maps of former countries and empires that included present-day Sardinia.

The history maps of Sardinia are included in the history section of the Atlas of Italy.

Immigration to Sardinia

Sardinia under the rule of the Vandals

The Kingdom of Sardinia in 1796

Sardinia in 1859

Old maps

This section holds copies of original general maps older than 70 years of this entry.

The Kingdom in 1856

Satellite maps

Satellite map

Notes and references

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