Panorama Photo

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The pano shows an accumulation of common salt and is located in the salt marshes of Margherita di Savoia, Apulia.
The Margherita di Savoia saltworks are the largest marine saltworks in Italy, with average annual production of approximately 5,500,000 quintals of salt, placing them amongst the top European saltworks in terms of volume and size.
They are located in the Basso Tavoliere area of Apulia, a region in Southern Italy, immediately behind the Gargano promontory.
The saltworks run lengthways, parallel to the Adriatic coast, for a distance of approximately 20 km, with a maximum width of 4 km. They cover a surface area of approximately 4000 hectares.
It plays a significant role as an area of stopover, wintering and breeding along the migratory routes of birds that cross the Mediterranean.
Moreover in the early 1990s The Phoenicopterus ruber (greater flamingo) has colonised the salt marsh in great number, around 6,000 today, making it the largest concentration of the species in mainland Italy.