Overview
Suelli is an Italian municipality in the region of Sardinia, part of the Metropolitan City of Cagliari. With a population of approximately 1,050 inhabitants, the town is located in the historical subregion of Trexenta. The communal territory covers an area of about 19.2 square kilometres and is situated roughly 40 kilometres north of the city of Cagliari. The village is also known as the seat of the titular see of Suelli. Located in the southern part of the island, it provides an authentic atmosphere for those wishing to explore the traditional Sardinian landscape away from the major coastal hubs.
History
The history of Suelli is closely linked to its religious significance, as the town serves as the namesake for the titular see of Suelli. Historically, the municipality belongs to the Metropolitan City of Cagliari and is deeply rooted in the rural Trexenta region. Statistical data from 2004 recorded a population of 1,179, indicating a stable demographic development in this part of southern Sardinia.
Location
Geographically, Suelli is located in southern Sardinia, approximately 40 kilometres north of Cagliari. The municipality is part of the hilly Trexenta subregion, known for its agricultural importance. The municipal territory covers a modest area of 19.2 square kilometres within the Metropolitan City of Cagliari.
Highlights
Trexenta subregionTitular See of SuelliProximity to Cagliari
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