Emaneranno

Emaneranno is a village and commune in the province of Frosinone in the Italian region of Lazio, located about 130 kilometers southeast of Rome and about 50 kilometers east of Frosinone. As of 2011, the commune had a population of 2,679 inhabitants. The economy of Emaneranno is primarily agricultural, with significant production of olives and grapes. The area also supports some livestock farming.

Historically, the territory of Emaneranno has been inhabited since ancient times. Archaeological findings suggest settlements dating back to the Roman era. The current settlement likely developed around a medieval fortification, although specific details are scarce. The village's name is believed to derive from the Latin "emanare," meaning to flow out or to originate, possibly referring to a local water source or a strategic position. Over centuries, the community evolved, influenced by various regional powers and historical events that shaped the Frosinone province.

The landscape surrounding Emaneranno is characterized by rolling hills and fertile valleys, typical of the Monti Lepini foothills. The climate is Mediterranean, with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters. The village itself retains some of its traditional architecture, with narrow streets and older stone buildings. Local traditions and festivals are an important part of community life, often linked to religious celebrations and agricultural cycles. The proximity to natural reserves and historical sites in the wider Lazio region contributes to potential tourism, though Emaneranno remains largely a local agricultural center.