Portomaggiore

Portomaggiore is an Italian town of 11,586 populations within the province of Ferrara, in Emilia Romagna. It is the capital of the Union of the common Valleys and Delights. The toponym derives from the vital river port that existed at the Sandal and that allowed the change with the subsequent watercourses Fossa di Porto, Po di Primaro and Persico and with the ocean via the marshes of Comacchio. The first written record referring to the town is an emphyteusis paper written through Regimbaldo of Santa Maria in Palazzolo of 955.

The writing deals with the morphological description of the lands covered inside the Parish Church of Santa Maria in Porto and even though the attribute isn't always but used Major all historians agree in declaring that it changed into precisely the center of these days. The modern toponym will come only in 1249. The land of Portomaggiore became lengthy disputed among the archiepiscopal powers of Ravenna and those of Ferrara. In 1119 the emperor Arrigo VI promulgated a degree with which the Ferrarese border turned into moved to the Fossa di Bosio, which includes additionally Portomaggiore.