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1 Pizzo dell'Aquila, 1286
2 Foce dei Lizzari
3 Monte Bardaiano, 1407
4 Pizzo d' Uccello 1781
5 Monte Borla, 1469
6 Monte Pisanino 1946
7 Zucchi di Cardeto
8 Foce di Pianza, 1272
9 Monte Sagro 1748
10 Monte Spallone, 1639
11 1889
12 1895
13 CAVALLO
14 1874
15 1851
16 Monte Maggiore, 1390
17 Forcella di Porta
18 Coda del Cavallo
19 Cava del Padulello
20 Guglia di Piastramarina
21 Monte Tambura 1890
22 Passo della Tambura
23 Via Vandelli
24 Monte Focoletta, 1678
25 Focetta dell'Acqua Fredda
26 Alto di Sella, 1725
27 Sella N, 1735
28 Sella S, 1736
29 Cave Ronchieri
30 1700
31 Monte Macina, 1568
32 Cava Chiesa del Diavolo
33 Monte Fiocca 1714
34 Monte Brugiana, 959
35 Schienale dell'Asino, 1384
36 Passo del Vestito, 1064
37 Monte Pelato, 1330
38 Monte Altissimo 1589
39 Passo degli Uncini
40 Passo della Greppia
41 Pizzo delle Saette, 1722
42 Monte Focoraccia, 1149
43 Callare della Pania
44 Monte Pania della Croce 1860
45 Monte Corchia W, 1628
46 Torrioni di Passo Croce

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Location: Portovenere      by: Giuseppe Marzulli
Area: Italy      Date: october 2011
The Alpi Apuane are a mountain range in northern Tuscany, Italy, part of the Apennine Mountains.
Although they belong geographically to the Apennines, are called Alps because they are morphologically very similar to the Alps.
Alpi Apuane distinguish themselves from the near Apennines for their harsh morphology, their deep valleys, and their imposing and very inclined slopes. Apuane are famous for the beauty of their marbles, their deep abysses, and the great cavities of the subsoil characterized by karst phenomena.
The highest peak is the Monte Pisanino (1,946 m).

The pano shows the Apuan Alps photographed from Portovenere (approximately 30 km away). There are 8 photos with Nikon 300 mm (f4, 1/5000 sec).

Comments

These mountains have an alpine touch indeed.
2011/11/05 09:56 , Wilfried Malz
So the white Carrara marbles come from here...
2011/11/05 23:38 , Mentor Depret
I saw your panorama from 2011 just this morning, dear Giuseppe - super teleperspective, and especially the view of the road up to Campocecina to Foce di Pianza at the foot of Monte Sagro is fantastic for me as a reflection on my trip a few days ago ... I'll soon be joining you on the summit of Monte Sagro, Giuseppe ;-) !!

And it really seems to be a region that you have visited often! Tanti saluti, Hans-Jörg
2024/06/26 07:26 , Hans-Jörg Bäuerle
This document is a very interesting discovery.
I took the freedom to add some more name to the etwas sparsame Beschriftung.
2024/06/26 11:10 , Pedrotti Alberto
Thanks so much for your effort, Alberto ... very informative for me to study it !!!

Cheers, Hans-Jörg
2024/06/27 07:32 , Hans-Jörg Bäuerle

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