A city of northwest Italy west of Milan. It is an agricultural and industrial center. Population: 103,000.
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No·va·ra (nō-vär'ə, -vä'rä)
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| German Literature Companion: Novara |
Novara, scene of a battle won by the Austrians under Radetzky on 23 March 1849 over Italian forces. See Revolutionen 1848-9.
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