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Piano Stralcio Assetto Idrogeologico Interessato Da N AdB Reno Piano Stralcio Assetto Idrogeologico interessato da n. Comune modifiche Provincia Titolo I Titolo II 1 Alfonsine RA 1.RENO 4.SANTERNO 2 Argelato BO 1.RENO 3 Argenta FE 1.RENO 2.IDICE 3.SILLARO 4 Bagnara di Romagna RA 4.SANTERNO 5 Barberino del Mugello FI Tavole Tit I 1.RENO 6 Baricella BO 1.RENO 7 Bentivoglio BO 1.RENO 8 Bologna BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 2.IDICE 9 Bondeno FE 1.RENO 10 Borgo S.Lorenzo FI Tavole Tit I 11 Borgo Tossignano BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 4.SANTERNO 12 Budrio BO 1.RENO 2.IDICE 3.SILLARO 13 Calderara di Reno BO 1.RENO 14 Camugnano BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 15 Cantagallo PO Tavole Tit I 1.RENO 16 Casalecchio di Reno BO Tavole Tit I 1.RENO 17 Casalfiumanese BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 3.SILLARO 4.SANTERNO 18 Casola Valsenio RA Tavole Tit I 4.SANTERNO 19 Castel Bolognese RA Tavole Tit I 4.SANTERNO 20 Castel d'Aiano BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 21 Castel del Rio BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 3.SILLARO 4.SANTERNO 22 Castel di Casio BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 23 Castel Guelfo di Bologna BO 3.SILLARO 24 Castel Maggiore BO 1.RENO 25 Castel S. Pietro Terme BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 2.IDICE 3.SILLARO 26 Castello d'Argile BO 1.RENO Page 1 of 3 AdB Reno 27 Castenaso BO 1.RENO 2.IDICE 28 Castiglione dei Pepoli BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 29 Cento FE 1.RENO 30 Comacchio FE 1.RENO 31 Conselice RA 1.RENO 3.SILLARO 4.SANTERNO 32 Dozza BO Tavole Tit I 3.SILLARO 33 Firenzuola FI Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 2.IDICE 3.SILLARO 4.SANTERNO 34 Fontanelice BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 3.SILLARO 4.SANTERNO 35 Gaggio Montano BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 36 Galliera BO 1.RENO 37 Granaglione BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 38 Granarolo dell'Emilia BO 1.RENO 39 Grizzana Morandi BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 40 Imola BO Tavole Tit I 3.SILLARO 4.SANTERNO 41 Lizzano in Belvedere BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 42 Loiano BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 2.IDICE 43 Lugo RA 4.SANTERNO 44 Malalbergo BO 1.RENO 45 Marzabotto BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 46 Massalombarda RA 3.SILLARO 4.SANTERNO 47 Medicina BO 1.RENO 2.IDICE 3.SILLARO 48 Minerbio BO 1.RENO 49 Mirabello FE 1.RENO 50 Molinella BO 1.RENO 2.IDICE 3.SILLARO 51 Monghidoro BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 2.IDICE 52 Monte S. Pietro BO Tavole Tit I 1.RENO 53 Monterenzio BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 2.IDICE 3.SILLARO 54 Montese MO Tavole Tit I 1.RENO Page 2 of 3 AdB Reno 55 Monzuno BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 2.IDICE 56 Mordano BO 4.SANTERNO 57 Ozzano dell'Emilia BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 2.IDICE 58 Palazzuolo sul Senio FI Tavole Tit I 4.SANTERNO 59 Pianoro BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 2.IDICE 60 Pieve di Cento BO 1.RENO 61 Pistoia PT Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 62 Piteglio PT Tavole Tit I 1.RENO 63 Poggio Renatico FE 1.RENO 64 Porretta Terme BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 65 Ravenna RA 1.RENO 66 Riolo Terme RA Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 4.SANTERNO 67 S. Agata sul Santerno RA 4.SANTERNO 68 S. Benedetto Val di Sambro BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 2.IDICE 69 S. Giorgio di Piano BO 1.RENO 70 S. Giovanni in Persiceto BO 1.RENO 71 S. Lazzaro di Savena BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 2.IDICE 72 S. Marcello Pistoiese PT Tavole Tit I 1.RENO 73 S. Pietro in Casale BO 1.RENO 74 Sala Bolognese BO 1.RENO 75 Sambuca Pistoiese PT Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 76 Sant'Agostino FE 1.RENO 77 Sasso Marconi BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 2.IDICE 78 Savigno BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 79 Solarolo RA 4.SANTERNO 80 Vergato BO Tavole Tit I Perimetrazioni 1.RENO 81 Vernio PO Tavole Tit I 1.RENO Page 3 of 3.
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