 the San Martino di Strambino, the Arundello, the Parella, the Loranzè, the San Martino di Agliè and the Bishops of Ivrea.Until the end of the nineteenth century the village was not served by driveways, it communicated only through paths with Rueglio, Muriaglio, Vidracco and Vistrorio, which was the chief mandate of all the villages of the Bassa Valle starting from Rueglio, and that was only reachable through a walkway of wooden planks laid on the stones of the Chiusella torrent in the border area between Vistrorio and Gauna and then with the

In the second half of the nineteenth century the inhabitants were 775 distributed in less than 200 families.The lower part of the town was in ancient times certainly flooded