 The territory is crossed by the Southern Imera river and the Nocilla and Oliva streams and is mostly used for agricultural and artisan activities.The name Blufi appears for the first time in 1211, in a document in which the Palermitan church grants Frederick II, among other concessions, the ""Proedia Buluph apud Petraliam"", or the possessions called "Buluf" near Petralia.In a testament of 1482, the name "Morata Bufali" appears, in other documents the toponyms "Belufi", "Balufi", "Bolufi," are present.