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Copanello or Copanello de Stalettì is a frazione (a hamlet, in Italy) of the municipality of Stalettì in the province of Catanzaro. It's a seaside resort on the Ionian coast nicknamed la perla dello Jonio catanzarese, i.e. the Pearl of the Ionian Sea of Catanzaro. It is bounded to the north by the Alessi river and to the south by the Lamia torrent. Copanello itself is divided into two hamlets: Copanello Alto and Copanello Lido.

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  • Toponymy
  • Geography
  • Location
  • Hydrography
  • Climate
  • Fire risk
  • Urban planning
  • Copanello Alto
  • Copanello Lido
  • Crime
  • History
  • Mythology
  • From prehistory to the Middle Ages
  • Copanello Alto
  • Copanello Lido
  • Modern times
  • From the 20th century to today
  • Copanello Alto
  • Copanello Lido
  • Economy
  • Copanello Alto
  • Copanello Lido
  • Culture
  • Gastronomy
  • Events
  • Religious festivals
  • Boxing trophies
  • Heritage
  • Fauna and flora
  • Copanello reef
  • Remains of the Vivarium monastery
  • See also
  • References
  • Bibliography

Copanello or Copanello de Stalettì is a frazione (a hamlet, in Italy) of the municipality of Stalettì in the province of Catanzaro. It's a seaside resort on the Ionian coast nicknamed la perla dello Jonio catanzarese, i.e. the Pearl of the Ionian Sea of Catanzaro. It is bounded to the north by the Alessi river and to the south by the Lamia torrent. Copanello itself is divided into two hamlets: Copanello Alto and Copanello Lido.

In the 14th century, Copanello was part of the estate of the Latin politician and writer Cassiodorus (485–580). Around 555, he built the Vivarium monastery (now in Copanello Alto) and the Chapel of San Martino. Under the name of Coscia, it was a dependency of the town of Squillace until the early 19th century, when it became part of the municipality of Stalettì.

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