Barbagia

Barbagia (Sardinian: Barbàgia or Barbàza) is a district in Sardinia. It is one of the least populated areas of Europe.

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40°1′0″N 9°19′0″E

Map of Barbagia

40.1166679.251 Fonni – the highest town in Sardinia at more than 1,000 meters above sea level and the gateway to the Gennargentu mountain system.
40.1666679.22 Gavoi – village known for its poetry and ballu tundu dancing
40.29.353 Orgosolo – was famous for its bandits and kidnappers and typical murals.
40.2666679.44 Oliena – is well known for its wines (especially the Nepente, a wine made with Cannonau grapes).
40.0166679.1666675 Tonara – village known for torrone, Sardinian nougat

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