Explore Garessio, Cuneo, Italy, with this interactive street and satellite map. You can “grab” the Garessio map and move it around to re-centre it, switch between the standard street map and satellite imagery, and use the zoom buttons to go from the whole province down to street-level detail.
This page also offers a second, independent map. Click the green 🔍 Search Maps button below the map to open OpenStreetMap coverage of the whole of Italy, with a labelled UTM grid drawn the way an IGM 1:25 000 sheet draws it, a distance and bearing tool, and a GPS reading that reports your position in Gauss-Boaga and UTM as well as latitude and longitude. See How to Use This Map below. Local and world news, and the nearby places worth visiting, are further down the page.
Esplora Garessio, Cuneo, con questa carta interattiva: puoi trascinare la mappa per ricentrarla, passare dalla veduta stradale a quella satellitare e usare i pulsanti di zoom per scendere fino al dettaglio delle vie.
La pagina offre anche una seconda carta indipendente. Il pulsante 🔍 Search Maps apre la copertura OpenStreetMap di tutta l'Italia, con la griglia UTM quotata come su una tavoletta IGM 1:25 000, lo strumento per misurare distanze e azimut, e la lettura GPS della posizione in Gauss-Boaga e UTM oltre che in latitudine e longitudine.
Map search is available for a limited number of queries per session to manage costs. Be specific — search precisely for best results.
This interactive map shows the street layout and satellite imagery for Garessio, Cuneo, Italy. Use the Map and Satellite buttons to switch between the street map and aerial photography. Use the + and − buttons to zoom, or hold the Control key while scrolling the mouse wheel. On a touchscreen, pinch with two fingers. Drag the map to pan anywhere in Cuneo or beyond.
Click ⛶ Fullscreen to expand the map to fill the screen. To go back, press Escape, click ✕ Exit Fullscreen above the map, or on a phone tap the back button (Android) or the close icon (iOS).
SEARCH MAPS. The green 🔍 Search Maps button below the map opens a second, independent map on OpenStreetMap coverage of the whole country. Its search box finds any Italian comune, frazione, mountain or landmark by name, so you are not limited to Garessio.
Reading the map like an IGM sheet. Click Grid to lay a labelled UTM grid over the map, quoted along the edges the way a printed IGM 1:25 000 tavoletta quotes it — at normal zoom the squares are one kilometre across, so a six-figure reference can be read by eye and distance judged straight off the map. Click Measure and tap two points for the distance between them with the grid, true and magnetic bearings, the last being the one to set on a compass.
Click 📍 My position for a single GPS fix. It marks where you are and reports it as Gauss-Boaga (the grid printed on the IGM Carta d'Italia), as ETRS89 / UTM (the grid Italy uses today), and as plain latitude and longitude, with a copy button so it can be pasted into a message. It takes one reading and stops, to save the battery. Map tiles need mobile coverage; a GPS reading does not — so the grid reference stays correct in the Apennines and the Alps, where the map itself often will not load.
Usa i pulsanti Map e Satellite per passare dalla carta stradale alla fotografia aerea, i pulsanti + e − per lo zoom, e trascina la mappa per spostarti. Il pulsante 🔍 Search Maps apre una seconda carta su OpenStreetMap con la ricerca di qualsiasi comune, frazione o cima d'Italia, la griglia UTM quotata come su una tavoletta IGM 1:25 000, la misura di distanze e azimut (di griglia, vero e magnetico) e la lettura GPS della posizione in Gauss-Boaga, in ETRS89/UTM e in coordinate geografiche. Le tessere della mappa richiedono la rete mobile, la lettura GPS no: il riferimento resta valido anche dove la carta non si carica.
| Comune | Garessio |
| Province / Provincia | Cuneo |
| Region / Regione | Piedmont (Piemonte) |
| Country / Paese | Italy / Italia |
| Latitude | 44.206497 |
| Longitude | 8.018149 |
| Population 2021 | 2,881 |
| Main centre / Capoluogo | 2,260 |
| Altitude | 621 m |
| River or stream / Fiume o torrente | Fiume Tanaro (4.5 km south-west) |
| Lake / Lago | Lago Lao (14.7 km south-west) |
| Reservoir / Lago artificiale | Lago di Osiglia (17.2 km north-east) |
| Nearest summit / Vetta più vicina | Bric Bandito (1.8 km east); Monte Pietra Ardena (1.8 km south) |
| Pass / Passo | Colle San Bernardo (4.1 km south-east) |
| Valley / Valle | Valcaira (13.9 km west) |
| Protected area / Area protetta | Area Protetta di Interesse Provinciale Monte Camulera (12.6 km north-east) |
Garessio sits within the mountain landscape of the Cuneo province, where the air sharpens as it moves through the valleys of the Piemonte region. The town is defined by the surrounding heights of Bric Bandito and Monte Pietra Ardena, which watch over the flow of the nearby Fiume Tanaro. Life here follows the rhythm of the changing light on the slopes, where the morning mist clings to the ridges before the sun clears the heights. It is a place of steady movement, connected to the wider countryside through the mountain passes of Colle San Bernardo and Colla Bassa, which serve as quiet arteries for the landscape.
Visitors to the area find the earth marked by both natural and human presence. The Reggia di Valcasotto, a palace of significant heritage, offers a glimpse into the past, while the Torre dei Saraceni remains a silent sentry overlooking the terrain. Those who prefer the high ground can reach the summit of Monte Pietra Ardena for a view across the valleys, or navigate the paths leading toward the Colle del Quasso. The land is punctuated by the Sorgente S. Bernardo and the deep, cool recesses of the Grotta Sandro Buscaglione, where the damp stone tells of the water that shaped these mountains.
Garessio si colloca tra le pieghe montuose della provincia di Cuneo, un territorio in cui l'aria si fa pungente risalendo le valli del Piemonte. Il comune è dominato dai profili del Bric Bandito e del Monte Pietra Ardena, che osservano il lento scorrere del Fiume Tanaro poco lontano. Il paesaggio è scandito dalla luce che muta sulle pendici, dove la nebbia mattutina indugia tra i versanti prima che il sole illumini le vette. È una terra di passaggi, collegata al resto della regione attraverso valichi come il Colle San Bernardo e la Colla Bassa, che fungono da arterie silenziose tra le montagne.
Chi esplora i dintorni incontra una realtà segnata dalla pietra e dall'acqua. La Reggia di Valcasotto offre una testimonianza storica di rilievo, mentre la Torre dei Saraceni svetta come un custode immobile sul crinale. Per chi cerca l'orizzonte, la cima del Monte Pietra Ardena regala una vista ampia sulle valli circostanti, raggiungibile attraverso sentieri che conducono anche verso il Colle del Quasso. Il territorio è inoltre caratterizzato dalla Sorgente S. Bernardo e dai recessi umidi della Grotta Sandro Buscaglione, dove la roccia racconta il lavoro lento e costante dell'acqua che ha modellato queste alture.
Distances are straight-line from the map centre. / Distanze in linea d'aria. Linked names open Wikipedia.
| Comune | Distance | Direction | Population |
| Priola | 4.1 km | north | 658 |
| Viola | 10.3 km | north-west | 359 |
| Ormea | 10.6 km | south-west | 1,477 |
| Alto | 11.0 km | south | 142 |
| Bagnasco | 11.0 km | north | 973 |
| Caprauna | 11.2 km | south-west | 96 |
| Pamparato | 11.4 km | north-west | 270 |
| Lisio | 11.6 km | north | 191 |
Explore Garessio, Cuneo, Italy, with an embedded Google street and satellite map — switch between the two with the buttons on the map. Coordinates: 44.206497, 8.018149. Place names, the comune and provincia hierarchy and the population come from Istat: the administrative boundaries of 1 January 2026 and the 2021 census of inhabited localities. Local and world news feeds keep the page current, and the bilingual description is written from the data this site holds rather than copied from elsewhere. The 30 nearby places listed above are drawn from OpenStreetMap, the IGM toponym database and a curated list checked against Wikipedia.
Search Maps opens a second, independent map. It searches OpenStreetMap for any Italian comune, frazione, mountain or landmark by name; overlays a labelled UTM grid quoted the way a printed IGM 1:25 000 tavoletta quotes it; measures distance with grid, true and magnetic bearings between any two points; and takes a single GPS fix reporting your position as a Gauss-Boaga reference, as ETRS89 / UTM, and as latitude and longitude. Map tiles need mobile coverage, but a GPS position does not, so the grid reference stays correct where the map cannot load.
There is no topographic layer on these pages. The Istituto Geografico Militare serves its Carta d'Italia only inside the EU, so an Italian equivalent of the 1:25 000 walking sheet cannot be shown here — the UTM grid over OpenStreetMap is what stands in its place.
Carta interattiva di Garessio, Cuneo, con veduta stradale e satellitare. Toponimi, gerarchia comune/provincia e popolazione provengono dall'Istat: confini amministrativi al 1° gennaio 2026 e censimento 2021 delle località abitate. Il pulsante Search Maps apre una seconda carta su OpenStreetMap con ricerca per nome, griglia UTM quotata come su una tavoletta IGM 1:25 000, misura di distanze e azimut, e lettura GPS in Gauss-Boaga, ETRS89/UTM e coordinate geografiche. Non è presente un livello topografico: l'IGM distribuisce la Carta d'Italia solo all'interno dell'Unione Europea.
| Page built | October 2026 |
| Place data | Istat confini amministrativi and basi territoriali (località abitate, censimento 2021) © Istat (2026) CC BY 4.0. Data modified / Dati modificati: coordinates converted from UTM zone 32N to WGS84; page addresses use unaccented names; officially bilingual names are split into their Italian and minority-language forms. |
| Map layers | Google Maps; © OpenStreetMap contributors; Carta IGM © Istituto Geografico Militare (2026) CC BY 4.0; magnetic declination from NOAA NCEI (World Magnetic Model) |
| Nearby places | © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); landmarks, heritage, protected areas and landscape from IGM DBTI (CC BY 4.0); curated landmark lists verified against Wikipedia |