Caprivese. Retrieved 2009-03-26. "ResiaNet - Val Resia" (in Italian). Pro Loco Val Resia. Retrieved 2009-03-31. "Das Thal Resia und die Resianer in Friaul"...

the men from the Val di Fassa, many of them emigrated permanently and became residents abroad. Another region of origin was the Résia in Friuli, Italy...

From there, they penetrated Friuli in Val Canale and in the secondary valleys (Dogna, Val Raccolana, Val Resia), going even in the valleys of rivers Degano...

Rascino (Lago di Rascino) Ravasanella lake (Lago Ravasanella) Lake Resia (Lago di Resia) Revine Lago lakes (Laghi di Revine Lago) Lake Ripasottile (Lago...

Alto But in 1917 in the battles of Monte Vodice, Bainsizza, Monte Nero, Val Resia, and Monte Grappa in 1918 in the battles of Monte Altissimo, and Monte...

The Alpini Battalion "Val Chiese" (Italian: Battaglione Alpini "Val Chiese") is an inactive mountain warfare battalion of the Italian Army based last...

spoken in the Collio area north of Gorizia. In the Resia valley, between Venetian Slovenia and the Val Canale, most of the inhabitants still speak an archaic...

Italian river is the Adige (410 km or 250 mi), which originates near Lake Resia and flows into the Adriatic Sea, after having made a north–south route,...

valleys and southern border areas, as well as minor adjacent areas Resian: Resia in the northeastern part of the Province of Udine; an outlying dialect of...

clusters of Slovene-speakers in the Italian portion of the Julian Alps, in the Resia Valley (where the archaic Resian dialect of Slovene is still spoken) and...