Colle di Tenda road

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Colle di Tenda road is a historic alpine pass route connecting Italy and France through the Maritime Alps, known for its tunnels, hairpin bends, and strategic importance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain pass road
transalpine route
connectsCountry France
Italy
crossesBorderBetween Italy and France
linked to: France and Italy
hasFeature series of switchbacks
steep gradients
hasHistoricalRole military route
trade route
hasImportance regional connection between Piedmont and the French Riviera
hasNameInFrench Route du Col de Tende
hasNameInItalian Strada del Colle di Tenda
linked to: Colle di Tenda road
hasPart Colle di Tenda pass
hasStructure old military road sections
road tunnel
hasTerrain mountainous
isSubjectOf cross-border infrastructure agreements between Italy and France
road safety discussions due to sharp bends
knownFor alpine tunnels
hairpin bends
historic strategic importance
locatedIn Alps
Maritime Alps
locatedInCountry France
Italy
partOf historic routes across the Alps
passesThrough Colle di Tenda
roadType mountain road
usedFor cross-border travel
road transport
tourism

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Limone Piemonte locatedOn Colle di Tenda road
Tunnel routier du col de Tende hasLanguageVariant Galleria stradale del Colle di Tenda
linked to: Colle di Tenda road
Colle di Tenda road hasNameInItalian Strada del Colle di Tenda
linked to: Colle di Tenda road