List of Italian regions by highest point

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This is a list of Italian regions by highest point.[1] In one case, two regions (Basilicata and Calabria) share the highest point (Serra Dolcedorme), as it is located on their border.[2]

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The Marmolada, the highest point in Veneto
The Corno Grande, the highest point in the Apennines
Mount Etna, the highest point in Sicily
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RegionHighest pointProvinceElevation
Aosta ValleyMont Blanc[a]n/a4,810 m
PiedmontGrenzgipfel (Monte Rosa)VB4,618 m
LombardyPunta Perrucchetti (Bernina massif)SO4,021 m
Trentino-Alto AdigeOrtlerBZ3,902 m
SicilyMount EtnaCT3,403 m
VenetoMarmolada[b]BL3,342 m
AbruzzoCorno Grande (Gran Sasso)AQ, TE2,912 m
Friuli-Venezia GiuliaMonte CogliansUD2,780 m
MarcheMonte VettoreAP2,476 m
LazioMonte GorzanoRI2,458 m
UmbriaCima del RedentorePG2,448 m
BasilicataSerra Dolcedorme (Pollino)PZ2,267 m
CalabriaCS
MoliseMonte MetaIS2,242 m
LiguriaMonte SaccarelloIM2,201 m
Emilia-RomagnaMonte CimoneMO2,165 m
TuscanyMonte PradoLU2,054 m
CampaniaLa GallinolaCE1,923 m
SardiniaPunta La Marmora (Gennargentu)NU, OG1,834 m
ApuliaMonte CornacchiaFG1,152 m
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Notes

  1. [a]
    Since the French Revolution, the issue of the ownership of the summit has been debated. See Mont Blanc § Ownership of the summit.
  2. [b]
    The ownership is contested by Trentino.[3]

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