Enego

Enego ( Italian Enego ) is a commune in Italy , located in the province of Vicenza, Venice region.

Commune
Yenogo
Enego
A country	Italy
Region	Venice
Provinces	Vicenza
History and geography
Square	52 km²
Center height	800 m
Timezone	UTC + 1 , in the summer UTC + 2
Population
Population	1927 people ( 2008 )
Density	37 people / km²
Digital identifiers
Telephone code	+39 0424
Postcode	36052
Car code
ISTAT code	024039
Other
Mayor of the commune	Igor Rodeghiero
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The population is 1927 people (2008), the population density is 37 people / km². It covers an area of ​​52 km². Zip code - 36052. Telephone code - 0424.

In the XII century, Enego became the fief of the bishops of Padua . In the XIII-XVIII centuries, the city was part of the Federation of Seven Communities in the south of Tyrol (Enego, Foza , Asiago , Gallio , Lusiana , Roana , Rotzo ). FSO was declared in 1310, de facto has existed since 1259. On February 20, 1404, the Federation of Seven Communities announced its accession to the Republic of Venice , which, for its part, guaranteed their privileges for the next four hundred years. The warranty was kept a little longer: 403 years. The federation was eliminated by the "insolent will" of Napoleon I ^[1] , by his order, in 1807. At the Congress of Vienna, justice was not restored - and the territory of the Federation was ceded to the Austrian Empire . On October 21, 1866, after the defeat of Austria, the FSO territory was annexed to the Italian kingdom . It is now known as the “Seven Municipalities of Plateau” and in 2006 was divided between the provinces of Vicenza and Trento . Enego remains in the province of Vicenza.

Saint Justina of Padua is revered as the patroness of the commune. The holiday is celebrated annually on October 7th .