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[[File:Campo_s.jpg|Right|thumb|Campo Santo Stefano <ref>http://www.gonback.com/venecia/e_venecia02.html</ref> |400px]]  
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A ''campo'', although not a [[Street|street]] by common understanding, is a large paved walkway which typically contains a church and [[wellhead]]. ''Campo'' in English means "a grassy field". <ref>Giulio Lorenzetti, ''Venice and its Lagoon'', (1994)</ref>  Originally, all ''campi'' in Venice were grassy fields, but over time all of these fields were [[Stone Pavement|paved]] over. There are 168 ''campi'' in Venice.
A ''campo'', although not a [[Street|street]] by common understanding, is a large paved walkway which typically contains a church and [[wellhead]]. ''Campo'' in English means "a grassy field". <ref>Giulio Lorenzetti, ''Venice and its Lagoon'', (1994)</ref>  Originally, all ''campi'' in Venice were grassy fields, but over time all of these fields were [[Stone Pavement|paved]] over. There are 168 ''campi'' in Venice.


'''Physical Characteristics'''
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Revision as of 12:24, 3 June 2026

Campo Santo Stefano [1]

A campo, although not a street by common understanding, is a large paved walkway which typically contains a church and wellhead. Campo in English means "a grassy field". [2] Originally, all campi in Venice were grassy fields, but over time all of these fields were paved over. There are 168 campi in Venice.

Physical Characteristics

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Historical Function

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Modern Role.

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References

  1. http://www.gonback.com/venecia/e_venecia02.html
  2. Giulio Lorenzetti, Venice and its Lagoon, (1994)

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