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A ''campiello'' is so named because it is a "little ''[[campo]]''". They are smaller squares and typically do not contain a church, or wellhead.<ref>Giulio Lorenzetti, ''Venice and its Lagoon'', (1994)</ref> There are 153 '' | A ''campiello'' is so named because it is a "little ''[[campo]]''". They are smaller squares and typically do not contain a church, or wellhead.<ref>Giulio Lorenzetti, ''Venice and its Lagoon'', (1994)</ref> There are 153 ''campielli'' in Venice. | ||
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A campiello is so named because it is a "little campo". They are smaller squares and typically do not contain a church, or wellhead.[1] There are 153 campielli in Venice.
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- ↑ Giulio Lorenzetti, Venice and its Lagoon, (1994)