Campo

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Campo is Italian, Portuguese and Spanish for "field".

There are a number of places that have the name Campo:

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[edit] In Africa

[edit] In Europe

[edit] Italy

[edit] Agriculture in Italy

Generally a campo is an area of land assigned to agriculture or activities sport.

They are called campo some old units of measurement agricultural use in the territories of the old Republic of Venice, such as:

Campo (areas of: ) square meters
Belluno 3778,7351
Feltre 4210,2573
Padova 3862,5726
Pordenone 5217,0161
Rovigo 4464,4077
Treviso 5204,69
Udine 3505,8348
Spilimbergo 3656,6064
Vicenza 3862,5726
Verona 3047,9466

[edit] Portugal

See also Campo de Víboras, a parish freguesia in the municipality of Vimioso

[edit] France

[edit] Spain

[edit] Switzerland

[edit] In North America

[edit] People

[edit] See also

  • Campos (disambiguation page)