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CAI carried out in parallel the construction work, on the part of the land that was the
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Manzini refuge was built on the upper part of the Cinnamon Valley, but still on Mount Amaro, named after the Farese mountaineer who in 1937 was the first to reach the summit of the Murelle and who perished on 23 December 1940, while fighting on the Greek-Albanian front during World
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massif, surrounded to the north by Mount Pesco
Falcone, to the northeast by Mount Tre Portoni, to the east by the Altare peak, and to the south by Mount Macellaro, to which it is separated by the Femmina Morta valley. More precisely, it is located on the western slope of the massif, which descends
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aviators, began construction work on the Cesare Mario Pelino bivouac, which would end the following year, with the new structure then being inaugurated on 18 July 1982 and named after one of the members of a well-known
Sulmona confectionery.
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Germans, intent on thwarting the moves of the Allies, who equipped the area with anti-aircraft guns and the construction there of an observatory and a cable car that allowed them to reach the peak from
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Leonardo Pass. The eastern slope, on the other hand, overlooks the various scattered mountains to the northwest, including Mount Acquaviva, separated by valleys and deep gorges, and the valleys of
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In the 11th century, excavations were carried out in the depths of the mount to extract marbles and stones that were used in the construction of the columns found in a chapel of the
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33:Summit of Mount Amaro, highest peak of
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527:2023-07-19
501:References
328:issued by
318:Mons Malus
245:Gran Sasso
104:14°05′09″E
101:42°05′11″N
59:Prominence
656:"Abruzzo"
416:Frosinone
411:in 1974.
396:funicular
392:Spitfires
241:Apennines
209:Apennines
129:Geography
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49:Elevation
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485:Pacentro
474:See also
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243:, after
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195:L'Aquila
190:Province
480:Maiella
450:" and "
408:Sulmona
383:Maiella
366:of the
346:of the
301:History
287:bivouac
269:Maiella
237:Abruzzo
230:Maiella
213:Maiella
183:Abruzzo
167:Country
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372:Chieti
233:massif
178:Region
322:Latin
310:Cross
291:igloo
171:Italy
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