Caronno Pertusella

Caronno Pertusella is an Italian town of 17,747 inhabitants within the province of Varese in Lombardy. It is part of the Milanese metropolitan place, once known as Caronno and then Caronno Milanese. Until 1869 the village of Cassina Pertusella turned into a separate municipality. With the status quo of the province of Varese it becomes annexed to this one, from that of Milan, while retaining the authentic call for some extra years. In addition to the 2 facilities, Caronno and Pertusella, now not physically separated due to the uniformity reached by the agglomeration, there may be also the town of Bariola.

In the first 20 years, the municipality recorded an boom in the resident populace of 15%, aided through the modern removal from the center of Milan and from the neighboring municipalities of many population, looking for especially less cemented regions and with a decrease price of housing, with out, however, moving to a ways from the metropolitan region. From Via Caronum, the Roman call of Caronno Pertusella, the Via Varesina handed, linking Mediolanum with Luganum through Varisium, consequently the call of the street.