Pietra-di-Verde

Pietra-di-Verde is a common French, located in the department of the Haute-Corse and the Corsica area .

Geography

Located in the Pieve of Verde, in the area of named Corsica the Castagniccia (“the chestnut grove”), the village of Pietra-di-Verde ( has Petra di Verde in Corsican, “the stone of greenery”) car its name of the schists to the green colors which level in the surroundings.

It is composed of three more or less distinct localities: the Muchju (“the cistus”), more or less exchange, the Muntichju (“the monticule”), in the heights towards the west, and the Paisolu (“the hamlet”), which overhangs the valley towards the east.

History

Administration

Demography

Places and monuments

Vault Pancrace Saint of the 11th century, in the north of the village;
Church Elie Saint. Its bell-tower is famous being highest of Corsica.

Personalities related to the commune

See too

Common of the Haute-Corse

External bonds

Pietra-di-Verde on the site of the national geographical Institute
Pietra-di-Verde on the site of INSEE
Pietra-di-Verde on the site of Plane Quid
of Pietra-di-Verde on Mapquest
Site of Marc Giorgi on Pietra-di-Verde, container of the text of writers and poets of the village (for the majority in Corsican)

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