Borders of the Venetian Republic in 1791 - Revision history

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	[[File:1791_Conterminazione_Lagunare.png\|250px\|thumb\|right\|The location of the 1791 Borders of the Venetian Republic.]]		[[File:1791_Conterminazione_Lagunare.png\|250px\|thumb\|right\|The location of the 1791 Borders of the Venetian Republic.]]
	Over 100 white stone [[markers]] were erected around the lagoon in the 30 years before 1791 to denote the boundaries of the Water Authority’s domain of control. These borders are considered the ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', or Lagoon Border of Venice.		Over 100 white stone [[Boundary Markers\|markers]] were erected around the lagoon in the 30 years before 1791 to denote the boundaries of the Water Authority’s domain of control. These borders are considered the ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', or Lagoon Border of Venice.

	==History==		==History==

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	Over 100 white stone markers were erected around the lagoon in the 30 years before 1791 to denote the boundaries of the Water Authority’s domain of control. These borders are considered the ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', or Lagoon Border of Venice.		Over 100 white stone [[markers]] were erected around the lagoon in the 30 years before 1791 to denote the boundaries of the Water Authority’s domain of control. These borders are considered the ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', or Lagoon Border of Venice.

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	==Alterations to the Boundary==		==Alterations to the Boundary==
	Marker boundaries were also altered around several of the small peninsulas that jutted out into the lagoon. In the original ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', the small peninsulas of Fogolana, Conche, and Lugo were denoted into the territory of the Estuario. However, in 1924, due to the use of small peninsulas for farmers on the ''Terraferma'', an additional 30 markers were placed to rezone these three peninsulas back to the ''Terraferma''.		Marker boundaries were also altered around several of the small peninsulas that jutted out into the lagoon. In the original ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', the small peninsulas of Fogolana, Conche, and Lugo were denoted into the territory of the [[Estuario\|''Estuario'']]. However, in 1924, due to the use of small peninsulas for farmers on the [[Terraferma\|''Terraferma''}, an additional 30 markers were placed to rezone these three peninsulas back to the ''Terraferma''.
	Several additional but not substantial alterations to the borders were made in 1990. There have been no further alterations of this border despite [[Geomorphological Changes to the Lagoon\|geomorphological changes]] and development of other ''Terraferma'' industrial areas <ref>Armani, E., Caniato, G., & Gianola, R. (1991). I Cento Cippi di Conterminazione Lagunare. Venezia, Italia: Istituto Veneto di Scienze.</ref>.		Several additional but not substantial alterations to the borders were made in 1990. There have been no further alterations of this border despite [[Geomorphological Changes to the Lagoon\|geomorphological changes]] and development of other ''Terraferma'' industrial areas <ref>Armani, E., Caniato, G., & Gianola, R. (1991). I Cento Cippi di Conterminazione Lagunare. Venezia, Italia: Istituto Veneto di Scienze.</ref>.

	==References==		==References==
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	[[File:1791_Conterminazione_Lagunare.png\|~~275px~~\|thumb\|right\|The location of the 1791 Borders of the Venetian Republic.]]		[[File:1791_Conterminazione_Lagunare.png\|250px\|thumb\|right\|The location of the 1791 Borders of the Venetian Republic.]]
	Over 100 white stone markers were erected around the lagoon in the 30 years before 1791 to denote the boundaries of the Water Authority’s domain of control. These borders are considered the ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', or Lagoon Border of Venice.		Over 100 white stone markers were erected around the lagoon in the 30 years before 1791 to denote the boundaries of the Water Authority’s domain of control. These borders are considered the ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', or Lagoon Border of Venice.

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	Over 100 white stone markers were erected around the lagoon in the 30 years before 1791 to denote the boundaries of the Water Authority’s domain of control. These borders are considered the ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', or Lagoon Border of Venice.		Over 100 white stone markers were erected around the lagoon in the 30 years before 1791 to denote the boundaries of the Water Authority’s domain of control. These borders are considered the ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', or Lagoon Border of Venice.

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	==Alterations to the Boundary==		==Alterations to the Boundary==
	Marker boundaries were also altered around several of the small peninsulas that jutted out into the lagoon. In the original ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', the small peninsulas of Fogolana, Conche, and Lugo were denoted into the territory of the Estuario. However, in 1924, due to the use of small peninsulas for farmers on the ''Terraferma'', an additional 30 markers were placed to rezone these three peninsulas back to the ''Terraferma''.		Marker boundaries were also altered around several of the small peninsulas that jutted out into the lagoon. In the original ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', the small peninsulas of Fogolana, Conche, and Lugo were denoted into the territory of the Estuario. However, in 1924, due to the use of small peninsulas for farmers on the ''Terraferma'', an additional 30 markers were placed to rezone these three peninsulas back to the ''Terraferma''.
	Several additional but not substantial alterations to the borders were made in 1990. There have been no further alterations of this border despite [[Geomorphological changes]] and development of other ''Terraferma'' industrial areas <ref>Armani, E., Caniato, G., & Gianola, R. (1991). I Cento Cippi di Conterminazione Lagunare. Venezia, Italia: Istituto Veneto di Scienze.</ref>.		Several additional but not substantial alterations to the borders were made in 1990. There have been no further alterations of this border despite [[Geomorphological Changes to the Lagoon\|geomorphological changes]] and development of other ''Terraferma'' industrial areas <ref>Armani, E., Caniato, G., & Gianola, R. (1991). I Cento Cippi di Conterminazione Lagunare. Venezia, Italia: Istituto Veneto di Scienze.</ref>.

	==References==		==References==
	<references/>		<references/>

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Over 100 white stone markers were erected around the lagoon in the 30 years before 1791 to denote the boundaries of the Water Authority’s domain of control. These borders are considered the ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', or Lagoon Border of Venice.

==History==

In the early 16th century, the Republic created the ''Collegio delle acque'' (Water Authority) to protect and maintain “the infrastructure” of the area (Armani, 1991). The body was responsible for land reclamation, creation and maintenance of water canals, excavation and preservation, as well as protection and regimentation of the lagoon and its rivers. To ensure that there was a clear boundary of the Water Authority’s jurisdiction, in 1784 the Venetian Republic ordered an unambiguous border to be devised and marked via physical markers placed across the lagoon. In 1791, 100 ''cippi'', or markers, were erected at carefully selected spots around the lagoon.

==Alterations to the Boundary==
Marker boundaries were also altered around several of the small peninsulas that jutted out into the lagoon. In the original ''Conterminazione Lagunare'', the small peninsulas of Fogolana, Conche, and Lugo were denoted into the territory of the Estuario. However, in 1924, due to the use of small peninsulas for farmers on the ''Terraferma'', an additional 30 markers were placed to rezone these three peninsulas back to the ''Terraferma''.
Several additional but not substantial alterations to the borders were made in 1990. There have been no further alterations of this border despite [[Geomorphological changes]] and development of other ''Terraferma'' industrial areas <ref>Armani, E., Caniato, G., & Gianola, R. (1991). I Cento Cippi di Conterminazione Lagunare. Venezia, Italia: Istituto Veneto di Scienze.</ref>.

==References==
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