博纳尔贝尔戈




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博纳尔贝尔戈

市镇

Buonalbergo



博纳尔贝尔戈在Italy的位置

博纳尔贝尔戈

博纳尔贝尔戈



博纳尔贝尔戈在意大利的位置



坐标：41°13′00″N 14°59′00″E / 41.2167°N 14.9833°E / 41.2167; 14.9833
国家
 義大利

省份/广域市
贝内文托省
面积
 • 总计
25.1 平方公里（9.7 平方英里）
人口（2009）
 • 總計
1,862
 • 密度
74/平方公里（190/平方英里）
时区
CET （UTC+1）
 • 夏时制
CEST（UTC+2）
邮编
82020

博纳尔贝尔戈（意大利語：Buonalbergo），是意大利贝内文托省的一个市镇。总面积25.1平方公里，人口1862人，人口密度74.2人/平方公里（2009年）。ISTAT代码为062011。



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