mutri

Mutri is a geographic name used in southern Italy, most prominently associated with the municipality of Cusano Mutri in Campania. The name Mutri reflects local historical and geographic features that have given rise to the broader toponym in the region. Cusano Mutri is a comune in the province of Benevento and lies in the vicinity of the Matese mountain range, near the border with Molise. The area is characterized by hilly terrain, forests and rural settlements, and forms part of the broader Matese landscape.

The Mutri area is linked with natural conservation and outdoor recreation. It lies near or within protected areas that support biodiversity and offer opportunities for hiking, nature study and sustainable tourism. The local economy traditionally draws on agriculture and forestry, with tourism playing a growing role due to its scenery and access to nature reserves.

Historically, the Mutri region has been inhabited since ancient times, with evidence from pre-Roman and Roman periods. In the Middle Ages it belonged to various feudal territories before becoming part of the modern administrative structure of Italy. The town and surrounding countryside preserve elements of traditional Campanian culture, including local architecture, churches and regional festivals.

The term Mutri may also appear in other local place names within Campania or neighboring areas, reflecting historical ties to the landscape. For precise information, consulting local administrative sources or geographic databases is advisable.