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Campobasso

Capital of Molise region, Italy, about 190 km/120 mi southeast of Rome; population (2001) 50,800. An agricultural market town, its principal industry is the manufacture of cutlery. The old town is built on a hill crowned with a 16th-century castle, and there are several fine churches. The Sagra di Misteri festival is held annually at Corpus Christi in June.

Campobasso

Province of southern central Italy in Molise region; capital Campobasso; area 2,909 sq km/1,123 sq mi; population (2000 est) 236,400.



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