Buccinasco

Buccinasco is an Italian town of 27,204 populations within the metropolitan town of Milan, in Lombardy. It is possibly that there was an historic agreement in Etruscan instances, round 300 to 600 BC. The first text in which the call Buccinasco is observed is the Liber notitiae Sanctorum Mediolani, written around 1290 by means of Goffredo da Bussero. In the medieval subdivision in parishes of the Milanese territory, Buccinasco belonged to the parish of Cesano Boscone. Buccinasco received definitive autonomy between 1322 and 1447. The important and ancient center of the municipality is Buccinasco Castello or without a doubt Buccinasco. In 1841 the municipalities of Rovido, Romanobanco and Gudo Gambaredo have been integrated into it.

In 1870 the municipalities of Grancino and Ronchetto sul Naviglio were also integrated. The latter was spun off and annexed to Milan in 1923. All these municipalities had been absolutely rural villages of a few hundred populations. Shortly after the Unification, in 1866, the municipality of Buccinasco had, on the time limitations, 924 inhabitants divided as follows Buccinasco Castello 192, Gudo Gambaredo 193, Romano Banco a 165, Rovido 135, scattered farmhouses 239. The municipalities of Grancino and Ronchetto sul Naviglio, nearing annexation, had approximately 150 population every consisting of those of scattered farmhouses.