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Ponte has several strains, the main would appear in the band that includes the Turin, the Asti, the Alexandrian and the Genoese, a strain is in Udinese, a Roman, one in Campania, especially in Neapolitan and Beneventano, one in Tarantino, one in the Cosentino And in Sicily in the Catania and in the Palermitano, Pontelli is typically Friulano, of Artegna and Gemona del Friuli in Udinese, Pontellini has a strain in Rimini, Riccione, San Giovanni in Marignano and Misano Adriatico and in Pesaro, Fermignano and Urbino, Pontello It has a strain in the Trevisan, in Trevignano, Country, Treviso and Roncade, and a concordant Sagittaria in the Venetian, and a Friulan strain at San Vito di Bassagna in Udinese and Cavasso Nuovo in Pordenonese, Ponti has the main strain between Milan, Novarese, Varese and Comasco, One between Bolognese and Ravenna, one Umbrian and one Sardinian, should derive, directly or through hypochoristic, also composites, from toponyms containing the root bridge, as there are many in Italy, but it is also possible a link with the Gens Pontia or with the Latin nomen Pontius.

Bibliographic source' "L'origine dei cognomi Italianim storia ed etimologia" di E. Rossoni disponibile online su: https://archive.org/

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