Cordenons

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Cordenons

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== History ==
== History ==


In 1000 BC the population of the [[Adriatic Veneti|Veneti]] (from the present [[Czech Republic]]) migrated to this territory; they were followed by the Celts (800–700 BC). The unity of these communities (Celts and Veneti) founded the first nucleus of inhabitants of the area.
In 1000 BC the population of the [[Adriatic Veneti|Veneti]] (from the present [[Czech Republic]]) migrated to this territory; they were followed by the Celts (800–700 BC). The unity of these communities (Celts and Veneti) founded the first nucleus of inhabitants of the area.
With the coming of Rome the area became a Roman province. When the Postumia road was created, in order to defend trade, several roadblocks were created: Cordenons developed from one of them.
With the coming of Rome the area became a Roman province. When the Postumia road was created, in order to defend trade, several roadblocks were created: Cordenons developed from one of them.
In the following centuries the area was subjected to the invasions of the Visigoths (401-408 AD), Huns (452 AD), Longobards (568 AD).
In the following centuries the area was subjected to the invasions of the Visigoths (401-408 AD), Huns (452 AD), Longobards (568 AD).
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== 21st century ==
== 21st century ==


Nowadays the industrial development of bigger centres is strangling the industries of Cordenons.
Nowadays the industrial development of bigger centres is strangling the industries of Cordenons.
Economy relies on agriculture and stock rearing.
Economy relies on agriculture and stock rearing.
Cordenons is mainly used as a bedroom community as workers travel to adjacent (and not only) industrial centres: from Pordenone to Udine as well as Treviso and Trieste.
Cordenons is mainly used as a bedroom community as workers travel to adjacent (and not only) industrial centres: from Pordenone to Udine as well as Treviso and Trieste.
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* {{in lang|it}} [http://rete.comuni-italiani.it/blog/11142 rete.comuni-italiani.it]
* {{in lang|it}} [http://rete.comuni-italiani.it/blog/11142 rete.comuni-italiani.it]


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