contrada
/kɔnˈtraːda/Definitions
1. noun
A quarter or district in a medieval Italian town, especially Siena, where teams of participants in the Palio horse race are drawn from, often associated with a particular symbol or color.
“The contrada of Aquila was known for its fierce competition in the Palio.”
2. noun
A quarter or division of a city or town, especially in Italy.
“The city was divided into several contradas, each with its own unique character.”