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To give an idea of scale, here
are a few sample distances between some major Italian cities, running
broadly north to south: |
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Miles
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KM's
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From Bolzano to Bergamo |
143
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230
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From Bolzano to Trieste |
210
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338
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From Trieste to Venice |
102
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165
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From Venice to Parma |
131
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211
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From Parma to Bologna |
56
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90
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From Bologna to Florence |
66
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106
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From Florence to Pisa |
57
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92
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From Florence to Siena |
43
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70
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From Siena to Perugia |
58
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94
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From Perugia to Rome |
109
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176
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From Rome to Naples |
144
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232
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From Naples to Bari |
200
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322
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From Naples to Messina |
330
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533
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From Messina to Palermo |
160
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258
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Click here to view a detailed table of Italian cities and distances (in miles) between them. Click here to view the same table with distances expressed in kilometres. |
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The map to the left shows Italy roughly split
into five sections - click on the 'bit' that interests you to see a larger
map of that area, or alternatively use the links below: |
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Northern Italy, showing Milan, Turin, Venice, Trento, Brescia and Genoa. | |||||||||
Northern and central Italy showing Parma, Genoa, La Spezia, Bologna, Prato. Florence and Livorno. | |||||||||
Central Italy showing Florence, Siena, Arezzo, Ancona, Perugia, Orvieto, Pescara and Rome. | |||||||||
Southern Italy showing Rome, Campobasso, Foggia, Naples, Salerno and Bari. | |||||||||
Southern Italy and Sicily showing Cosenza, Catanzaro, Reggio di Calabra, Messina, Catania, Syracuse and Palermo. |
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