Tor di Quinto explained

Official Name:	Q. XVIII Tor di Quinto
Settlement Type:	Quartiere of Rome
Mapsize:	200px
Pushpin Label Position:	bottom
Subdivision Type:	Country
Subdivision Name:	Italy
Subdivision Type1:	Region
Subdivision Name1:	Lazio
Subdivision Type2:	Metropolitan City
Subdivision Name2:	Rome
Subdivision Type3:	Comune
Subdivision Name3:	Rome
Subdivision Type4:	Municipio
Subdivision Name4:	Municipio XV
Established Title:	Established
Established Date:	1 March 1954
Unit Pref:	Imperial
Area Total Km2:	4.89
Population As Of:	2016
Timezone:	CET
Utc Offset:	+1
Timezone Dst:	CEST
Utc Offset Dst:	+2

Tor di Quinto is the 18th quartiere of Rome (Italy), identified by the initials Q. XVIII. It belongs to the Municipio XV.

Geography

Boundaries

Northward, the quartiere borders with suburbio Tor di Quinto (S. I)^[1] and with the zone Grottarossa (Z. LVI).^[2]

Eastward, it borders with the zona Val Melaina (Z. I).^[3]

Southward, it borders with the quartiere Parioli (Q. II).^[4]

Westward, it borders with the quartiere Flaminio (Q. XV).^[5]

Churches

• San Gaetano

External links

• Web site: Municipio Roma XV. Roma Capitale.

Notes and References

1. Separated from the Acquatraversa ditch, in the stretch from via Cassia height via dell'Acqua Traversa to via dei Due Ponti.
2. Separated from the rivolo dell'Aniene, from via Flaminia Vecchia junction via dei Due Ponti until it enters the Tiber river.
3. Separated from the Tiber river, by the introduction of the rivulet of the Aniene until the river enters Aniene.
4. Separated from the Tiber river, from the entrance of the Aniene river to Ponte Milvio.
5. Separated from via Cassia, in the stretch from the Milvio bridge (Tiber) to via della Camilluccia.