Amiata volcano

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Amiata volcano is a dormant stratovolcano in southern Tuscany, Italy, known for its geothermal activity and forested slopes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dormant volcano
geothermal area
mountain
stratovolcano
alsoKnownAs Monte Amiata
country Italy
coveredBy beech forests
chestnut forests
drainsInto River Ombrone
River Orcia
linked to: Orcia River

River Paglia
linked to: Paglia River
elevation about 1738 metres
about 5702 feet
geologicalAge Quaternary
hasActivity hydrothermal circulation
hasFeature forested slopes
geothermal activity
hydrothermal springs
lava domes
hasGeothermalField Bagnore
Piancastagnaio
hasProtectedArea Monte Amiata nature reserves
hasSummit Monte Amiata
hasUse geothermal power production
hiking
timber production
tourism
winter sports
highestPointOf southern Tuscany
isDormant true
lastEruption Pleistocene
locatedIn Province of Grosseto
Province of Siena
Tuscany
central Italy
southern Tuscany
near Abbadia San Salvatore
Arcidosso
Castel del Piano
Grosseto
Santa Fiora
Siena
partOf Apennine Mountains
linked to: Apennines
rockType latite
trachyte
usedBy Enel Green Power
linked to: Enel
volcanicField Tuscan Magmatic Province

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Apennine volcanic arc contains Amiata volcano