AQ · Abruzzo

Acciano

Residents
Elevation
600 m
Comune
32.2 km²

The feeling

Acciano sits in AQ, Abruzzo. We have not written this village up yet — what follows is only what we can measure, with every source named.

5 of 9 axes measured (56% coverage). No data yet for access, climate, cost, community — those axes are excluded from every score on this page, not counted as zero.

132Mbps

Average download

Only 9 tests — treat as indicative

How it scores

5 axes, out of a hundred

Read low numbers as character, not failure — but read them.

services

Poor

Daily needs in the village itself. Most daily errands mean leaving the village

vitality

Poor

Is the population holding or draining away. The population is draining away

hospitality

Poor

Signs of life: bars, places to eat, places to stay. Very little open in the evening

digital

Excellent

Measured internet speed. Fast enough for anything you do online

air

Excellent

Air quality against WHO guidelines. Clean air by WHO guidelines

The air

Measured against WHO guidelines

A bar past the line means the annual mean exceeds the WHO guideline for that pollutant.

PM2.5

6.9 µg/m³ · 1.38× guideline

Above the WHO annual guideline (marked)

PM10

10.6 µg/m³ · 0.70× guideline

Within the WHO annual guideline (marked)

NO₂

2.3 µg/m³ · 0.23× guideline

Within the WHO annual guideline (marked)

A note on the data

12 days a year exceed the WHO daily PM2.5 guideline. That is normal for central Italy and worth knowing anyway.

Daily life

What is actually in the village

Counted inside the comune boundary from OpenStreetMap.

0

Groceries

0

Bars & cafés

1

Restaurants

1

Pharmacies

0

Banks & ATMs

1

Places to stay

0

Schools

3

Sports grounds

0

Doctors' surgeries

0

Coworking

No groceryNo doctorNo bar_cafeNo schoolNo bank_atmNo fuel

The honest part

Who lives here, and for how much longer

Age structure from ISTAT, projected forward on births and deaths alone.

Mean age

Over 65

Under 15

A note on the data

Internet speed here comes from only 9 Speedtest runs. Treat it as a hint, not a measurement — one office with fibre can carry the whole average in a village this size.

Who it fits

Three ways of wanting a village

Each score weights the axes differently. Coverage says how much of that weighting we could actually fill — a score built on fewer axes is a weaker claim.

Remote worker

55

56% coverage

Needs bandwidth and an airport more than it needs a pharmacy. Will trade services for cheap space and a fast train.

Missing: access, climate, community, cost

Retiree / semi-retired

33

47% coverage

Wants a doctor nearby, a hospital that exists, sun, a house that costs less than the flat back home, and other foreigners to talk to.

Missing: access, climate, community, cost

Cheap-house renovator

25

43% coverage

Chasing price per square metre. Tolerates isolation, but a village that is emptying fast is a house that will never resell.

Missing: access, climate, community, cost

Sources

Every number on this page came from somewhere

Last refreshed 2026-07-27.

Ookla Open Data, fixed broadband tiles (CC BY-NC-SA 4.0)

github.com

2026Q1

Open-Meteo air quality (CAMS European reanalysis)

open-meteo.com

2024

OpenStreetMap (Overpass)

www.openstreetmap.org

Wikidata (P1082/P2046/P2044, sourced from ISTAT)

www.wikidata.org

2017-01-01

Field-by-field definitions and caveats live in the data dictionary.