A port city in northwest Italy facing the Gulf of Genoa on the Ligurian Sea. It is the capital of the province of Savona in Liguria. It is located about 37 km southwest of Genoa. In 205 BC, it fought against Rome in alliance with Carthage, and was destroyed by the Lombards in 639. In the Middle Ages, it was the site of Savona pottery, and became an autonomous city, competing with Genoa for supremacy but losing (1528). Napoleon occupied the city in 1805, and imprisoned Pope Pius VII from 1809 to 1812. It is now one of Italy's major ports, with the northern industrial region as its hinterland. It imports coal, oil, and other products, and exports automobiles and other products. Coal is transported inland by aerial cable, and oil by pipeline. It is also a center of steel production, and other industries include shipbuilding, machinery, and electrical equipment. The old town is typical of a medieval city, with Renaissance and Baroque cathedrals (16th century) and the fortress (16th century) where G. Mazzini was imprisoned in 1830. Population: 67,137 (1991 estimate). Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
イタリア北西部,リグリア海ジェノバ湾に面する港湾都市。リグリア州サボナ県の県都。ジェノバ西南西約 37kmにある。前 205年,カルタゴと組んでローマと戦い,639年にはランゴバルド人によって破壊された。中世のサボナ陶器の産地で,自治都市となりジェノバと覇を争って敗れた (1528) 。 1805年ナポレオンがこの地を占領,09~12年まで教皇ピウス7世を幽閉した。現在は北部工業地帯を後背地にもつイタリアの主要港の一つ。石炭,石油などを輸入し,自動車などを輸出する。石炭は空中ケーブルを利用し,石油はパイプラインで内陸に送る。製鉄の一中心地でもあり,ほかに造船,機械,電機などの工業がある。旧市街は中世都市の典型で,ルネサンスやバロック様式の聖堂 (16世紀) ,1830年 G.マッツィーニが投獄された要塞 (16世紀) などがある。人口6万 7137 (1991推計) 。
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