CORIGLIANO, a town of Italy, in the province of Calabria Citeriore and the district of Rossano, situated on a river of the same name, about four miles from the coast, on a steep hill, which is surmounted by an ancient castle and fringed at the foot by orange and lemon plantations. It is supplied with water by an extensive aqueduct, and carries on the manufacture of liquorice and a trade in timber. Population about 10,000.