Aosta Valley
Italy
Aosta Valley shares 87 connections with 7396 other places across 19 topics, spanning government, history, language, and Alpine geography. Its ties to Italy, France, and Piedmont reflect a dual-language tradition: Italian and French are both official, and the Valdôtain dialect of Franco-Provençal is also formally recognized. Fort Bard, a House of Savoy fortress at the valley's entrance, anchors many of the region's governance and military connections. The Grandes Jorasses, a peak on the boundary between Haute-Savoie and Aosta Valley, links the region to France through Alpine terrain.
Fort Bard
Autonomy Liberty Participation Ecology
Connects Aosta Valley to: Italy
natural population growth
Connects Aosta Valley to: South Moravian Region | Dospat Municipality, Bulgaria
Grandes Jorasses
Connects Aosta Valley to: France | Italy | Haute-Savoie
Valdostan Union
Connects Aosta Valley to: Italy
Autonomist Federation
Connects Aosta Valley to: Italy
Progressive Valdostan Union (2013)
Connects Aosta Valley to: Italy
Franco-Provençal
Connects Aosta Valley to: Province of Foggia | Jura (department) | Montchat
Little St Bernard Pass
Connects Aosta Valley to: France | Italy | Savoie | Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
Canavese
Connects Aosta Valley to: Italy | Turin, Italy | Piedmont
Edelweiss (political party)
Franco-Provençal language
Connects Aosta Valley to: Apulia | Valais | Franche-Comté | Isère