Environmental Bases of the Plains — Naturalistic and Landscape Relevances

For each information component of naturalistic and landscape surveys, a grouping of layers with different graphic renderings has been created according to the display scale. The following are the information layers present: 1) active fountains2) archaeological areas3) rural architecture 4) religious architecture5) tourist architecture6) prehistoric sites7) architecture for agricultural products8) fortified architecture9) civil architecture10) hydraulic works11) architecture for industrial activities12) railway stations13) bridges14) agricultural accommodation15) irrigation network16) tracks land organisation17) navigable canals18) historical sites19) panoramic points20) panoramic paths21) garden22) settlements23) railway network24) network STRADALEL' objective the main of the map of naturalistic surveys is the identification of the environmental resources and the historical and cultural components of the territory. Among the structural elements that have characterised the formation of the plain landscape emerge, for example, the land organisation and the related settlement methods, linked to the rural economy of different territories. In parallel, the irrigation network of historical origin and the traces of reclamation interventions allow to recognise the different ways of exploiting the territory over time. Finally, historical routes of communication contribute to the identification of the original network of links and institutional political relations between once divided and neighbouring countries.