Stronetta (river)

The Stronetta is a small river located in the Piedmont region of northern Italy. It is a tributary of the Cervo river, which itself flows into the Sesia River, part of the Po River basin. The Stronetta's course primarily lies within the Biellese Alps.

The river is characterized by its clear, cold water originating from mountain springs and glacial meltwater. Its flow rate can vary significantly depending on the season and rainfall. The Stronetta valley, while small, is known for its scenic beauty and provides a habitat for a variety of flora and fauna typical of alpine environments.

The Stronetta and its surrounding area are popular for activities such as hiking, fishing, and nature observation. There are small settlements and agricultural lands along the river's banks. The river's water is also used for irrigation and other local needs.

Concerns regarding water quality and environmental impact from human activities exist, necessitating ongoing monitoring and management efforts to preserve the Stronetta's ecological integrity.