Selegas

Selegas, known as Sèligas in the Sardinian language, is a municipality located in the Metropolitan City of Cagliari with a population of approximately 1,274 inhabitants. Situated in the historic subregion of Trexenta, this South Sardinian community occupies an area of about 20.5 square kilometres. The town is positioned roughly 40 kilometres north of the regional capital, Cagliari. As a characteristic settlement in the rolling hills of the Trexenta area, Selegas serves as an example of the rural agricultural life that defines this part of the island. Its location and demographic profile make it a significant part of the regional landscape in the southern interior of Sardinia.

The municipality of Selegas is situated within the Metropolitan City of Cagliari in southern Sardinia. Geographically, the village is located approximately 40 kilometres north of the capital city, Cagliari, in the historical Trexenta region. The total municipal territory covers an area of 20.5 square kilometres. The population has seen changes over the recent decades, decreasing from around 1,511 residents in 2004 to a current count of approximately 1,263 to 1,274 inhabitants. Its setting is defined by the gentle hills of the Trexenta, which is a key agricultural zone in the hinterland of Cagliari.

Trexenta subregionLocation 40 km north of CagliariSardinian language (Sèligas)