Pai Sicilia — Territorial area between the basin of the Caronia torrent and the basin of the Torrente di S. Stefano (022) Hydrographic basin of the Torrente di S. Stefano and area between Torrente di S. Stefano and Torrente di Tusa (023)

The water catchment area of the Torrente di Santo Stefano with the western territorial area, including between the basin of the Torrente di S. Stefano and the basin of the Tusa stream, and the adjacent eastern territorial area between the basin of the Caronia stream and the basin of the Torrente di S. Stefano, are located in the central portion of the northern slope of Sicily. The river basin district in question occupies a total area of about 133.86 sq km, extending from the main watershed of the Nebrodi Mountains, which separates the Tyrrhenian side from the hinterland, to the streams that flow into the stretch between Tusa and Caronia. The Nebrodi Mountains constitute a mountain range between the Peloritani to the east and the Madonie to the west, close to the north coast of Sicily.From the administrative point of view, the district in question develops entirely in the territory of the Province of Messina and includes a total of 7 municipal territories (Capizzi, Caronia, Mistretta, Motta D’Affermo, Pettineo, Reitano and Santo Stefano di Camastra). The towns included within this territory are those of Mistretta, Reitano, S. Stefano di Camastra and partially Motta D’Affermo.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- published data:1) Report in digital format (.pdf) 1.1) 022_023_RELATION BACINO S.STEFANO AND AREE.pdf 2) Cartography in digital format (.pdf) 2.A) Paper of failures in scale 1:10.000 (N.11 tables) 2.A.1) 022_023_D_597160_01.pdf 2.A.2) 022_023_D_598130_02.pdf 2.A.3) 022_023_D_598140_03.pdf 2.A.4) 022_023_D_610040_04.pdf 2.A.5) 022_023_D_610080_07.pdf 2.A.6) 022_023_D_611010_05.pdf 2.A.7) 022_023_D_611020_06.pdf 2.A.8) 022_023_D_611050_08.pdf 2.A.9) 022_023_D_611060_09.pdf 2.A.10) 022_023_D_611090_10.pdf 2.A.11) 022_023_D_611100_11.pdf 2.B) Map of hazard and geomorphological risk in scale 1:10.000 (N.11 tables) 2.B.1) 022_023_ReP_597160_01.pdf 2.B.2) 022_023_ReP_598130_02.pdf 2.B.3) 022_023_ReP_598140_03.pdf 2.B.4) 022_023_ReP_610040_04.pdf 2.B.5) 022_023_ReP_610080_07.pdf 2.B.6) 022_023_ReP_611010_05.pdf 2.B.7) 022_023_ReP_611020_06.pdf 2.B.8) 022_023_ReP_611050_08.pdf 2.B.9) 022_023_ReP_611060_09.pdf 2.B.10) 022_023_ReP_611090_10.pdf 2.B.11) 022_023_ReP_611100_11.pdf 2.C) Hydraulic hazard chart in scale 1:10.000 (No. 4 tables:) 2.C.1) IDRO_022_023_PERICOLOSITA_597160_01.pdf 2.C.2) IDRO_022_023_PERICOLOSITA_598130_02.pdf 2.C.3) IDRO_022_023_PERICOLOSITA_611010_05.pdf 2.C.4) IDRO_022_023_PERICOLOSITA_611050_08.pdf 2.D) Hydraulic risk card in scale 1:10.000 (No. 2 tables:) 2.D.1) IDRO_022_023_RISCHIO_597160_01.pdf 2.D.2) IDRO_022_023_RISCHIO_598130_02.pdf 3) Thematic cards in digital format (.pdf) scale 1:50.000 3.1) 022_023_LITOLOGICA.pdf 3.2) 022_023_USO_SUOLO.pdf 4) Digital Union Framework (.pdf) 4.1) 022_023_Quadro_union.pdf5) Digital Census Cards (.pdf)—