Temo River

The small town of Bosa, situated in northwestern Sardinia, is split into two by the river Temo. It is a largely navigable river, in fact there are many boats and barges moored on its banks. There are also several bridges that join the villages on each side of the river. The town of Bosa developed in the basin of this river and this has also acted as a big influence on the economy. During the 16th Century the town entered a period of decline. Later coral was even caught in its waters.