Bonorva

The Sardinian municipality of Bonorva is located in the northwest of the island and is part of the Metropolitan City of Sassari. With approximately 3,000 inhabitants, the town serves as a significant center in the regional area. Geographically, the municipality marks an important point on the axis between the Sardinian capital, Cagliari to the south, and Sassari to the north. Bonorva is characterized by its strategic location about 40 kilometers southeast of Sassari. The settlement is part of the autonomous region of Sardinia and represents the typical structure of inland towns in the province, shaped by a historical community and integration into the Sardinian cultural landscape.

Bonorva is situated in a favorable geographical position within the Metropolitan City of Sassari. The municipality is located approximately 140 kilometers north of Cagliari, making it a central location in the northern part of Sardinia. The distance to the provincial capital, Sassari, is only 40 kilometers in a southeastern direction. This location provides good connectivity to the island's major urban centers. The municipal area fits into the diverse topography of North Sardinia and serves as a hub within the Province of Sassari, with a population remaining stable at just over 3,000 residents.

Metropolitan City of SassariCentral location in North SardiniaProximity to Sassari (40 km)