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The
Commune of Bionaz (French:
Commune de Bionaz; Italian:
Comune di Bionaz; known during the years 1939–46 as
Biona) is a sparsely populated municipality which extends over 143 km² of the
Valpelline area of the
Aosta Valley region of northwest
Italy. The commune lies on the left side of the river
Dora Baltea. The population of c. 240 is dispersed among twenty or more small
Alpine villages and hamlets including
Biona itself, which is the main centre and
capoluogo. The commune belongs to the
Comunità Montana Grand Combin.
Villages, hamlets and other centres
The commune’s statute designates the following localities, in addition to the
capoluogo of Bionaz itself, as
frazioni. Where the official form of the name differs from the name in common use, the latter is given in brackets :
- Les Balmes (Balmes)
- Chentre
- Chez-Chenoux (Chez Chenoux)
- Chez-Noyer (Chez Noyer)
- Chez-les-Merloz (Chez les Merloz)
- Les Crêtes (Cretes)
- Les Dzovennoz (Dzovennoz)
- Lexert
- Les Ley (Ley)
- Le Moulin (Moulin)
- Perquis
- Les Places (Places)
- La Quelod (La Quellod)
- Les Rey (Rey)
- Les Rus (Ru)
- Les Vagères (Vagère)
- Le Vianoz (Lo Vianoz)
The following localities, villages and other places not formally designated as
frazioni, are also listed in the bulletin:
Chamein (Chamin)
Chez-Badin (Chez Badin)
Le Clos-Neuf (Clou Neuf)
La Ferrère (La Ferrera)
La Léchère
Plan-de-Veyne (Plan de Veyne)
Pouillayes
Prarayer
Propéraz (Propera)
Within the boundaries of the commune there are also three rifugi (mountain huts) which provide accommodation for climbers:
Rifugio Prarayer - 2,005 m
Rifugio Aosta - 2,788 m
Rifugio Nacamuli al Col Collon - 2,818 mFurther Information
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