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Campagna Salentina
Italy

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La pianura Salentina (chiamato anche Piana Messapica o Tavoliere di Lecce) è un vasto e uniforme bassopiano del Salento compreso tra i rialti terrazzati delle Murge a nord e le Serre salentine a sud.

Si estende per gran parte del brindisino (piana brindisina), per tutta la parte settentrionale della provincia di Lecce, a nord della linea che grossomodo congiunge Gallipoli e Otranto, fino ad Avetrana e Manduria nel tarantino.

Nella sua zona mediana corre la strozzatura del cosiddetto "istmo messapico", fra Porto Cesareo e l'antica Valesio, nei pressi di Torchiarolo.

Caratteristiche della pianura sono, oltre alla totale assenza di pendenze significative, i poderosi strati di terra rossa e l'assenza di corsi d'acqua di superficie. Il terreno carsico tuttavia presenta innumeroveli inghiottitoi (chiamate vore o capoventi), punti di richiamo delle piovane, che convogliono l'acqua nel sottosuolo alimentando veri e propri fiumi carsici. Solcano poi la superficie numerosi canali scavati per favorire il deflusso delle piovane negli inghiottitoi, e per evitare quindi la formazione di acquitrini.

 

La campagna presenta anche qui, come in tutto il Salento, vasti appezzamenti di vigneti e uliveti. Frequenti sono poi le masserie, alcune delle quali sono oggi recuparate in chiave agroturistica, e dimore sparse o ricoveri temporanei per i contadini, ormai spesso in stato di abbandono.

 

Fenomeno del tutto particolare sono infine i casini e le casine della villeggiatura agreste ottocentesca e novecentesca, caratteristici della zona immediatamente ad Ovest di Lecce, tra Novoli e San Donato (Valle della Cupa).

[Notizie prese da WIKIPEDIA http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pianura_Salentina ]

Copyright: Domenico Perrone
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 8000x4000
Taken: 28/07/2010
Subida: 05/08/2010
Published: 05/08/2010
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Tags: nature; salento; italy; lecce; country; wild; sunset
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