Interamnium
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Interamnium (Greek: Ἰντεράμνιον) – also, Interamnia and Interamna (Greek: Ἰντέραμνα) – is an ancient Latin placename, meaning "between rivers". There were at least four towns of ancient Italy and one of ancient Spain so named:
- Interamna Nahars (or Nahartium), the modern Terni: the rivers are the Nera and the Tiber;
- Interamna Praetutiana (or Interamna Praetutianorum), the modern Teramo: the rivers are the Tordino and the Vezzola;
- Interamna Lirinas, no modern successor, on the Liri River.
- Interamnium, at the junction of the Coscile and Esaro rivers, in the vicinity of modern Spezzano Albanese.
- Interamnium Flavium now Ponferrada, Spain
- The asteroid 704 Interamnia is named after the town of Teramo.
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