Why is Cogliate known as San Dalmazzi in Lombard? Cogliate is a municipality in the Province of Monza and Brianza. It lies in the Lombardy region of Italy. The comune sits 29 kilometres northwest of Milan.
Cogliate borders other municipalities including Lentate sul Seveso. Its neighbours also include Rovello Porro, Misinto, and Barlassina. You will also find that Cogliate shares a border with Seveso, Saronno, Cesano Maderno, and Ceriano Laghetto.
Cogliate covers an area of 6.96 square kilometers. This equates to 2.69 square miles. The elevation of Cogliate is 236 meters. That is 774 feet.
As of November 30, 2017, Cogliate had a population of 8,514. The population density was 1,200 people per square kilometer. This is about 3,200 people per square mile. The demonym for residents of Cogliate is Cogliatesi.
The patron saint of Cogliate is St Dalmatius. The saint day is celebrated on December 5. The postal code for Cogliate is 20815. The dialing code is 02.
The climate in Cogliate features long cold winters. Summers are dry and very hot. There are frequent precipitations in autumn and spring. Fog is not uncommon.
The province of Monza e Brianza experiences about 65.79 days of hot temperatures each year. These are days over 30°C. There are 12.69 cold temperature days which are below 5°C. Precipitation occurs on roughly 97.08 days per year. There are about 25.71 foggy days annually.
Cogliate enjoys approximately 7.5 hours of sunshine per day. This means the town sees an average of 304.17 sunny days in a year.
The local football team is Cogliatese. They compete in the Seconda Categoria. Cogliate offers a blend of historical context and modern life in the Lombardy region. It is not just a place on the map, but a vibrant community with its own story.