Italian Apennines

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The Italian Apennines are a long mountain chain running down the length of the Italian peninsula, known for their rugged landscapes, seismic activity, and diverse ecosystems.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
mountain range
borders Adriatic Sea coastal plains
Po Valley
Tyrrhenian Sea coastal plains
climate Mediterranean
alpine
continental
containsProtectedArea Appennino Tosco-Emiliano National Park
Gran Sasso e Monti della Laga National Park
Majella National Park
Pollino National Park
Sibillini Mountains National Park
continent Europe
country Italy
crossedBy historic trans-Apennine passes
drainageDivideFor Adriatic Sea basin
linked to: Adriatic Sea

Ionian Sea basin
linked to: Ionian Sea

Tyrrhenian Sea basin
linked to: Tyrrhenian Sea
economicActivity forestry
pastoralism
small-scale agriculture
tourism
ecoregion Mediterranean forests, woodlands, and scrub
temperate broadleaf and mixed forests
extendsFrom Ligurian Apennines
extendsTo Calabrian Apennines
faunaIncludes Apennine wolf
linked to: Italian wolf

Marsican brown bear
chamois
golden eagle
floraIncludes beech forests
high-altitude grasslands
oak forests
geologicalAge Cenozoic
hasSection Abruzzo Apennines
linked to: Abruzzi Apennines

Calabrian Apennines
Ligurian Apennines
Lucanian Apennines
Tuscan-Emilian Apennines
Umbrian-Marchigian Apennines
highestPoint Corno Grande
highestPointElevation 2912 m
knownFor diverse ecosystems
historic hill towns
karst phenomena
pastoral landscapes
rugged landscapes
seismic activity
length approximately 1200 km
locatedOn Italian Peninsula
orientation northwest–southeast
orogeny Apennine orogeny
partOf Alpine orogenic system
passesThroughRegion Abruzzo
Basilicata
Calabria
Campania
Emilia-Romagna
Lazio
Liguria
Marche
linked to: Marche region

Molise
Tuscany
Umbria
primaryRockType clay
limestone
marl
sandstone
recreation hiking
mountaineering
skiing
seismicActivity frequent earthquakes
seismicZone Central Apennines
tectonicSetting convergent boundary between African Plate and Eurasian Plate

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Sabina partOf Italian Apennines
Vestinian language geographicContext central Apennines
linked to: Italian Apennines
Sabine people locatedIn central Apennines
linked to: Italian Apennines
Allifae locatedNear central Apennine mountains
linked to: Italian Apennines
Venafrum historicalRegion south-central Apennines
linked to: Italian Apennines
Matese mountains partOf Italian Apennines
Caraceni region south-central Apennines
linked to: Italian Apennines
Santa Sofia belongsTo Italian Apennines
Apennine area of Emilia-Romagna partOf Northern Apennines
linked to: Italian Apennines
Pizzo Carbonara belongsTo Italian Apennine system (in a broad sense)
linked to: Italian Apennines
Apennine culture region Apennine mountain zone
linked to: Italian Apennines
Simbruini Mountains locatedIn central Apennines
linked to: Italian Apennines
Sabine territory partOf Apennines region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Labro isPartOf Italian Apennines area
linked to: Italian Apennines
Rivodutri hasNaturalEnvironment Apennine landscape
linked to: Italian Apennines
Marcetelli partOf Apennine region of Italy
linked to: Italian Apennines
Marcetelli locatedIn Italian Apennines
Concerviano partOf Apennine Mountains region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Maiella subrangeOf Central Apennines
linked to: Italian Apennines
Ascrea isInGeographicalRegion Apennine Mountains area
linked to: Italian Apennines
Lucanian Apennines mountainSystem Southern Apennines
linked to: Italian Apennines
Borgo Velino locatedIn Apennine Mountains region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Jenne, Lazio locatedInGeographicRegion Central Apennines
linked to: Italian Apennines
Sabellic geographicContext Apennine region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Tuscan-Romagnol Apennines locatedIn northern Apennines
linked to: Italian Apennines
Tuscan-Romagnol Apennines partOf Italian Apennines
Aequians locatedIn Apennine region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Bruncu Spina belongsTo Italian Apennine system (broad sense)
linked to: Italian Apennines
Umbrian archaeological culture hasLocation Apennine region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Florence–Prato–Bologna line locatedIn Apennine region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Superaequum partOf Apennines region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Ligurian Apennines partOf Northern Apennines
linked to: Italian Apennines
Monte Camino partOf Italian Apennines
Borgo Maggiore belongsTo Apennine region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Terni basin partOf Apennine region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Tronto River geologicalSetting Apennine region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Monghidoro locatedOn Italian Apennines
Monterenzio isInGeographicalRegion Italian Apennines
Reatino Apennines partOf Italian Apennines
Lucretili Mountains partOf Italian Apennines
Arno valley locatedIn Apennine region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Vicoli geographicFeature Apennine region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Bolognano locatedIn Apennine Mountains region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Roccamorice belongsTo Italian Apennines area
linked to: Italian Apennines
Volturara Irpina locatedIn Italian Apennines
Cassano Irpino locatedIn Apennine Mountains region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Velino–Nera river system drains Apennine region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Ager Velinus locatedIn Italian Apennines region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Hernican territory partOf Apennine region
linked to: Italian Apennines
Careggine partOf Italian Apennines