The Archipelago of La Maddalena is one of the last Italian ecological heavens. It was created National Park in 1996 and is strictly protected by the laws defending the environment heritage of our Country. La Maddalena, with its 12,000 inhabitants, is the only town in the Archipelago and consists of seven main isles and about twenty islets, outlining along the north-eastern coast of Sardinia, in the arm of the sea dividing Sardinia from Corsica. Classical cast-iron lamp-posts with post-top groups and lanterns Globo have been supplied to La Maddalena.