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Santeramo in Colle

Santeramo in Colle is a town in the Metropolitan City of Bari and region of Apulia, southern Italy.

Physical geography
By altitude, Santeramo in Colle is the highest municipality in the metropolitan city of Bari. The countryside has the typical geomorphological features of the karst territory: a limestone substrate, with rocky out croups and the presence of lamas (Lamalunga, Lamadavruscio, Lamadispina, Lamasinara, Lamadilupo), jazzi (Iazzitello, Iazzo vecchio, Iazzo Sava, Iazzo De Laurentiis, Iazzo De Luca), Sinkhole e Ponor, courts (Corte Finocchio, Curtocarosino, Curtolevacche, Curtopasso, Curtolafica), parks (Parco Giovanni, Parco Lanzano, Parconuovo, Parco del Trullo, Parco Sava, Parco Caldara), lakes (Lago Travato, Lagolupino, Lagolaguardia, Lagopalumbo, Lacometana), mountains (Montefungale, Montefreddo), wells (Pozzo Leone, Pozzopoveriello), fountains (Fontana di tavola, Fontanarosa). Morphology Morphological and vegetative articulation allows to identify three distinct areas: the woods, the Murge, the matine. Woods The wooded area of the territory is the located area in the direction of Bari, so called because in ancient times it saw the presence of vast extensions of oak forest extensions, today almost completely extinct, which have given way to cultivated land and heavily man-made areas. Also on via Alessandriello there is the Denora wood, while on the way to Matera there is the Parata wood. The Murge The Murge are the element that most characterizes the territory of Santeramo and are mainly made up of limestone rocks, which cross from South to North from Serrone to Murgia Sgolgore. Particular are the Quite, on via Alessandriello, characterized by an orderly mesh of dry stone walls (i parate), trulletti (i casédde) and specchie. The matine The Matine, in the direction of Matera, are represented by a vast plain, once marshy, which constitutes the fertile area of the santermano territory and is characterized by extensive cereal cops and the presence of numerous rural settlements. The caves The territory is characterized by numerous karst cavities that create a dense network of underground tunnels. Climate The climate of Santeramo is a temperate continental climate, due to the altitude and the distance from the sea. The temperature in winter is around +4 °C, while in summer it fluctuates around +21 °C with a high percentage of humidity. Annual rainfall is around 600 mm. In winter, snow frequently falls, especially in the presence of cold air of Balkan origin, with sometimes considerable accumulations. In the winter months, fog is frequent, especially in anticyclonic conditions or with southern humid currents, coming from the Ionian Sea. Santeramo appears to be the coldest place among those falling in the metropolitan city of Bari. The Italian climatic class is D, the degrees day are 1884. == Origins of the name ==
Origins of the name
The toponym Santeramo has medieval origins. Several hypotheses have been advanced on the city name, among which there is one that claims it may refer to a place of worship: ''Santo Luogo dell'Eremo'', with the presence of an adjoining monastery, built after the 11th century, to which it was probably introduced the adjective of "Santo". The first document, confirming this hypothesis, which refers to the toponym "Ad Sanctum Eramum" (Santo Eramo / Eramo Santo) appears for the first time in a document "Privilege of Costance", preserved, in original, in the Tabulario di Santa Maria la Nova, and is dated Palermo 1996 December, XVI Ind. Ad Sanctum Eramum probably referred to the role played by the Machaelic cult in the territory. The hermitage of Sant'Angelo. Another, however, supports the reference to the Martyr Erasmian, a hypothesis also supported by many local scholars. There are paper references from the 12th century (there is a charta dated to 1180). The cult of S. Erasm must have been widespread since before the 11th century. == History ==
History
The Antica Lupatia The history of pre-Roman Santeramo - the ancient city of Peuceta The modern town of Santeramo, made up of curved walls, is set on an area of very ancient frequentation. The foundations of the ancient town are formed by three side by side alignments of shapeless limestone blocks, with a foundation thickness of 30–40 cm. Floor beaten in concotto and tuff. During the excavations that look place in May 1980 in Santeramo, the Superintendency revealed the remains of two settlements attributable to the 9th to 8th and the 5th to 4th centuries BC. A loom weight was also found with the representation of a sphinx on both sides (the only example in Italy), certainly the symbolism of the sphinx and who and why used it must be investigated. The context is key to understanding its meaning. Furthermore, a stove was found consisting of thin superimposed layers of crushed stone, clay and coal, resting on a plane of small limestone slabs, overlooking a large patch of ash and coal (in the report of the excavation of the Archaeological Superintendece of Taranto). which bears the name of the deceased -ELASIV- (subsequently classified (v)/(c)-ELASIV-(s)), The "Borgo Antico" can be divided into the original Peucetian area and the area of subsequent "Roman" expansion, probably due to the period from the presumed reconstruction in the 1st century BC. and up to the first centuries AD. Middle Ages The Norman period is characterized by the study of the Catalogus Baronum, just as the study of the Statutum de reparatione castrorum is fundamental for the Swabian age. This last study deals with an investigation that Federico II started on the basis of the Norman models, on the localities required to repair the royal fortresses. The domus were particularly numerous in Apulia: out of eighty-two building structures listed in the Statutum de reparatione, thirty-five were such, most of which located in the Capitanata area. In this territory favored by Frederick II their number (twenty-eight) exceeded that of the castra (twenty-three), while in the Land of Bari we find only three compared to thirteen castras and, similarly, in the Terra d'Otranto only two compared to thirteen castras. The domus of the Capitanata were located in Apricena, S. Eleuterio, Rignano Garganico, Sala, S. Chirico, Lama, Fiorentino, Guardiola, Visciglieto, Lucera (masseria), Castiglione, Foggia, Pantano-S, Lorenzo, S. Spirito di Gulfiniano, Incoronata, Salpi, S. Maria "de Mari", S. Maria "de Salina", Trinitapoli, Ponte Albanito, Orta, Ordona, Stornara, Cerignola, Celano, Salsiburgo, S. Maria "in Bircis", Girofalco. In the rest Puglia, they were located in Garagnone, Gravina, Santeramo, Castellaneta, Girofalco e Montalbano; in the area of Basilicata they were located in Gaudiano, S. Nicola d'Ofanto, Cisterna, Lavello, Boreano, Lagopesole, Montemarcone, Monteserico e Agromonte. Modern era The phenomenon of post-unit brigandage also developed in Santeramo in Colle, bands of town brigands and also bands of other brigands such as Carmine Crocco operated. Symbols The coat of arms and the banner wew granted with the royal decree dated 6 September 1934. == Monuments and places of Interest ==
Monuments and places of Interest
Religious architecture • Cathedral Church of Sant'Erasmo Vescovo and MartireParish Church of Sacro Cuore • Parish church of Santissimo Crocifisso with annex Monastero Francescano • church of Maria Santissima del Carmine with annex Monastero Benedettino • Church of Sant'Eligio Vescovo • Church of San Giuseppe • Church of Maria Santissima Annunziata • Church of Santa Lucia Vergine e Martire • Church of San Domenico di Guzmàn • Church of Maria Santissima della Pietà (Addolorata) • Church of Maria Santissima del Rosario of Pompei (Monfortani) • Church of Maria Santissima di Fatima in locality Jazzitiello Civil architectures • Colonna Palace • Palazzo Marchesale (1576) • De Laurentis Palace • De Luca Palace • Di Fonzo Palace • Di Santo Palace • Giandomenico Palace • Netti Palace • Sava Palace • Municipal Palace • Castle Tangorra Rupestrian architecture • Sanctuary Rupestre e Grotte di Sant'Angelo (via Montefreddo) • Rupestrian Sanctuary of Sant'Angelo in Morsara (via to Laterza) Farms • Masseria Viglione; Tratturo Melfi - Castellaneta (Strada statale per Matera in direzione Viglione, ) • Masseria Sava con annessa Cappella e "Neviera" , nei pressi del confine con l’agro di Matera e prossima alla via Appia. (strada vicinale Alessandriello S.P. 160 in Contrada Sava/Iacoviello, ) • Masseria Galietti nel complesso rupestre è presenta la cappella dedicata a San Raffaele, bosco di conifere, oliveti e frutteti; La masseria è prossima al tratturo “ Tratturello Curtomartino”. (strada provinciale per Acquaviva S.P. 127 e strada comunale Lazazzera, ) • Stabilimento vitivinicolo Masseria De Laurentis (Strada statale per Matera, ) • Masseria Di Santo si trova nei pressi della valle fertile denominata Matine di Santeramo, prossima alla via Appia; la masseria è arricchita da una piccola chiesa dedicata a S. Bonifacio. (strada provinciale per Laterza S.P. 128, ) • Masseria De Laurentis, Jazzo De Laurentis (Strada statale per Matera, ) • Masseria Grottillo Districts and rural roads • Strada Appia (52) • Strada per Trani (5) • Strada la Croce (54) • Strada Stazzaro (55) • Strada Ciciretto (56) • Strada Cirillo (14) • Strada vicinale Pesto e Cirillo (15) • Strade Guarallo (57) • Strada Iazzitello (58) • Strada Melone (59) • Strada Vitone (61) • Strade Tommaso Lella Iazzitello (68) • Strada Vitone Difesa (72) • Strada Fiascone (78) • Strada Morsara (81) • Strada Calzone (95) • Strada Malannata (18) • Strade Girasole (19) • Strada Paritidde (21) • Strada Lagolupino (22) • Strada Spinelli (23) • Strada S. Chiara (24) • Strada Maria Peppa (25) • Stradella (49) • Stradella Casedde (51) • Via Vecchia Altamura (55) Tratturi and tratturelli • Curtomartino • Gravina - Matera • Grumo Appula - Santeramo in Colle • Santeramo in Colle - Laterza • Tarantino == Society ==
Society
Demographic evolution As the Istituto Nazionale di Statistica stated in 2012: Colors= id:lightgrey value:gray(0.9) id:darkgrey value:gray(0.7) id:sfondo value:rgb(1,1,1) id:barra value:rgb(0.6,0.7,0.8) ImageSize = width:488 height:373 PlotArea = left:50 bottom:20 top:20 right:30 DateFormat = x.y Period = from:0 till:30000 TimeAxis = orientation:vertical AlignBars = justify ScaleMajor = gridcolor:darkgrey increment:5000 start:0 ScaleMinor = gridcolor:lightgrey increment:1000 start:0 BackgroundColors = canvas:sfondo BarData= bar:1861 text:1861 bar:1871 text:1871 bar:1881 text:1881 bar:1901 text:1901 bar:1911 text:1911 bar:1921 text:1921 bar:1931 text:1931 bar:1936 text:1936 bar:1951 text:1951 bar:1961 text:1961 bar:1971 text:1971 bar:1981 text:1981 bar:1991 text:1991 bar:2001 text:2001 bar:2011 text:2011 PlotData= color:barra width:20 align:left bar:1861 from:0 till: 9856 bar:1871 from:0 till: 9330 bar:1881 from:0 till: 11213 bar:1901 from:0 till: 13610 bar:1911 from:0 till: 15013 bar:1921 from:0 till: 15839 bar:1931 from:0 till: 17102 bar:1936 from:0 till: 17069 bar:1951 from:0 till: 19727 bar:1961 from:0 till: 20127 bar:1971 from:0 till: 20198 bar:1981 from:0 till: 22417 bar:1991 from:0 till: 24435 bar:2001 from:0 till: 26050 bar:2011 from:0 till: 26770 PlotData= bar:1861 at: 9856 fontsize:S text: 9 856 shift:(-10,5) bar:1871 at: 9330 fontsize:S text: 9 330 shift:(-10,5) bar:1881 at: 11213 fontsize:S text: 11 213 shift:(-10,5) bar:1901 at: 13610 fontsize:S text: 13 610 shift:(-10,5) bar:1911 at: 15013 fontsize:S text: 15 013 shift:(-10,5) bar:1921 at: 15839 fontsize:S text: 15 839 shift:(-10,5) bar:1931 at: 17102 fontsize:S text: 17 102 shift:(-10,5) bar:1936 at: 17069 fontsize:S text: 17 069 shift:(-10,5) bar:1951 at: 19727 fontsize:S text: 19 727 shift:(-10,5) bar:1961 at: 20127 fontsize:S text: 20 127 shift:(-10,5) bar:1971 at: 20198 fontsize:S text: 20 198 shift:(-10,5) bar:1981 at: 22417 fontsize:S text: 22 417 shift:(-10,5) bar:1991 at: 24435 fontsize:S text: 24 435 shift:(-10,5) bar:2001 at: 26050 fontsize:S text: 26 050 shift:(-10,5) bar:2011 at: 26770 fontsize:S text: 26 770 shift:(-10,5) == Culture ==
Culture
Average Partecipare, periodico printed of local culture mensile • Tele Radio Colle, emittente televisiva locale • Il Colle, monthly paper journal Cinema In the countryside of Santeramo between 1930 and 1931 some scenes of the silent film Idillio Infranto, directed by Nello Mauri with Ida Mantovani and other amateur actors were shot. In 1994 the town was chosen as the setting for Da do da (in dialetto barese: "Da qui a là"), directed by Nico Cirasola, a fantastic narration of the descent of the Olimpo in a town in southern Italy. Cuisine The typical Santermana cuisine is essentially based on local products: wheat, oil, wine, meats, cheeses, vegetables and fruit. The production of significant quantities of cereals in the flat area of the Matine allows the production of products such as bread baked ina wood oven, biscuits, taralli, focaccia, friselle. The typical pasta is handmade with durum wheat semolina and takes the form of cavatelli, orecchiette, fricelli. Typical dishes are orecchiette with fricelli, orecchiette with turnip tops, cavatelli with chops sauce, long cavatelli with cauliflower and fried breadcrumbs, cavatelli with cardoncelli mushrooms, white beans with chicory campestri, lamb on the spit with potatoes and onions, "gnumiredde" (rolls of lamb wrapped in the guts of the same animal), lampascioni boiled with oil and pepper. The consumption of horse meat (horse and donkey) is also widespread. Among the typical sweets there are the marzipan castagnelle, the carteddate and the purciddi with the vincotto obtained from cooking figs, the Easter scarcedde with boiled eggs in the shape of doves, horses and handbags. Of note is the production of wines, including Primitivo and Novello. Events • Patronal Festival of Sant'Erasmo is held in early June, with the solemn mass dedicated to the Patron, followed by the procession and the launch of balloons.The ride in typical ancient costumes takes place with ladies and knights followed by the triumphal chariot on which the holy image of the saint is placed. At the end of the evening a choreographic fireworks display closes the party. • Ripa Prize for philanthropic activities was established by Decree by the President of the Republic over half a century ago. It awards scholarships given by the ancient Ripa family and is held annually in conjunction with the religious celebrations of the patron saint in early June. == Economy ==
Economy
The surrounding area is characterized by the presence of numerous agro-zootechnical companies. The main agricultural activities concern the cultivation of wine grapes and olive trees. Santeramo is famous for sheep and cattle but above all horses, and is known throughout the area as the "City of horse meat". Defined the "Switzerland of Italy" until a few years ago, due to the very low unemployment rate without source, Santeramo also boasts primacy of "World City of the Living Room", as the headquarters of Industry Natuzzi leader of upholstered furniture listed on the Wall Street stock exchange. == Infrastructure and transports ==
Infrastructure and transports
Streets Santeramo is the crossroads of many provincial and state roads; among the most important: • SP 235 (già SS 171), leading on Gioia del Colle and Altamura; • SP 236 (già SS 271) for Cassano delle Murge and Matera (named SP ex SS 271) - Viglione (SP 176) • SP 127 Santeramo in Colle - Acquaviva delle Fonti; • SP 128 Santeramo in Colle - Laterza. Railways The stazione di Santeramo, with reduced capacity since 2011 and closed from train service since 2016, has been at the service of the municipality and is located on the railway Rocchetta Sant'Antonio-Gioia del Colle managed by RFI. The entire railway section was replaced by a bus service, under the concession of Trenitalia. Interurban mobility The interurban transport of Santeramo in Colle is carried out with scheduled bus services managed by the companies Autolinee Caponio, Sita Sud and Stp Bari. Urban mobility The urban transport of Santeramo in Colle is carried out with scheduled bus services managed by the companies Autolinee Caponio. == Administration ==
Administration
Below is a table relating to the successive administrations in this municipality. == Twinnings ==
Twinnings
Bad Säckingen, dal 1983 • Bülach, Switzerland, since 2003 • Formia (gemellaggio a carattere religioso) == Sport ==
Sport
• The Football club Football Club Santeramo disputes the Seconda Categoria championships. • Santermana A.S.C. at the turn of the 50s and 60s and the 80s it was the greatest expression of Santermana football. • Rugby Union Santeramo is the main city rugby club that plays in Serie C1, plays its matches at the Casone Stadium. In the past, the Murgia Rugby franchise and the Santeramo Falcons also represented the city. • The Santeramo Sport volleyball club, no longer active, was based in the municipality. • Polisportiva Santeramo is a company that deals with badminton, tennis, Association football. • Murgia Basket Santeramo is active in men's and women's basketball in Serie C and B respectively. Sport facilities The main sports facilities are: • Municipal field "Giuseppe Casone" • Municipal field "Vito Leonardo Mele" (abandoned) • Sports Hall “Maresciallo Pasquale Vitulli” • Palacooper (abandoned) == Notes ==
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