Cormanno

Cormanno is a comune in the Metropolitan City of Milan in the Italian region of Lombardy, located about 11 kilometers northwest of Milan. Its territory borders the provinces of Monza and Brianza and Varese. The origin of the name Cormanno is uncertain, with various theories suggesting a connection to Roman or Lombardic roots. Historically, it was a small agricultural center, gradually developing as Milan's urban sprawl expanded.

The comune is characterized by a mix of residential areas and some industrial zones. Its proximity to Milan makes it a commuter town for many who work in the larger city. Cormanno's administrative structure includes a town hall and various public services. Like many suburban areas, it has seen population growth over the decades.

Key landmarks in Cormanno are relatively modest, often reflecting its historical development. The local parish church serves as a central point for the community. Green spaces and parks provide recreational areas for residents. The local economy is diverse, with a presence of small businesses and services supporting the local population, alongside some manufacturing and logistics activities. Cormanno is connected to Milan and surrounding areas by local road networks and public transport, facilitating daily movement for its inhabitants.