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Fig. 9: Praiano, plan. The following villages, Praiano and Positano, fall into a different type, being distributed on the slope next to vertical relationships, without reaching the compactness of the East. The first consists of Praiano and Vettica Maggiore, which are arranged on both sides of the promontory which ends at the sea with the Capo Sottile, and are therefore directed to the east and west. Praiano, situated at higher levels (between m 70 - 220 approx.), lapping just downstream from the highway 163, along which line the more recent expansions. The country, through the whole extension of a road that leads to the square in front of the parish of St. Luke, is divided into two groups belonging to the church just mentioned and in S. John, to the south-east. Following the slope, the town is spread across multiple arrays, which make up a very compact, but highly organized and served as a link to terraces, which cut a 90° contour lines. Similar organization is found in Vettica Maggiore, which is between 70 and 170 meters, coming from the leading edge of the coastal cliffs.The village, whose center is the parish of St. Gennaro, is penetrated by the SS. 163 for its entire length. Roads that take advantage of the lower slope, connected by straight perpendicular uncomfortable stairs, connect the buildings, located at different altitudes. Positano, however, extends along the gully, which acts as the main road. The eastern side, which goes on the beach called "great", is more gentle and welcomes homes nearly 100 since the height occupies; the opposite sides of the small hill that rises between the beach and the center of Fornillo, extending to the summit (222 m approx.). The primitive set-up, even if it is not disturbed by the state road, that the perimeter upstream with a sinuous path, however, appears varied by transformation into carriage of some old tracks. Nevertheless it is still identifiable the ancient road pattern, which sees the main longitudinal streets, connected by perpendicular secondary ridges that climb up to the summit, to serve the residences, the bedrock upon himself, constantly changing direction. 1115
Fig. 10: Positano. 4. The mountain towns The inland villages are covered by other types, being composed of scattered groups of very large territories, for different altitudes. From the northern area of Amalfi a winding ascent to the top of the ridge overlooking the valley of the Dragon, on which stood Scale, consisting of an aggregate principal and several villages, which are arranged longitudinally from north to south, on roads which follow as much as possible the level curves, with buildings upstream and downstream. The first group has met Pontone, whose soil, markedly steeper, a plant uses to wrap around the ridge, on whose southern limit emerge from the impressive and spectacular ruins of St. Eustace to 275 m s.l.m. The laborious steps continues northward, passing the 100 meters that accompany the tiny village of Minuta, gathered around the Church of the Annunciation. From here continue up to the largest center (m 400 approx.), aligned along the fairly flat - now made passable to cars - that leads to the Cathedral of St. Lorenzo, one of the major emergencies of the Amalfi coast. The trail continues up to hamlets S. Peter and S. Catherine, gaining about 450 meters, after which, back toward the south, with trends roughly parallel to the center, reaching Campidoglio to over 500 meters, and meet at the junction of Minuta. The environment is highly suggestive of the presence of churches and medieval buildings, some still adorned with traces of inlaid stone decoration and Arab baths. Among them stand the palaces Mansid'Amelio, Verone, Romano, D’Afflitto, the Bishop's House and other anonymous remarkable episodes of Pontone [8]. Ravello, overlooking the other side of the valley, reflecting a different condition, with nuclei aligned along the direct routes from north to south and east to the sea and to Minori. The largest town is situated on a plateau about 350 meters tapering on top of a massive rocky outcrop rising from the valleys of the Sambuco and the Dragone, in which almost vertical walls there are interesting phenomena that give rise to numerous karst 1116
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