River Ticino
Latest update: 26 February 2022
The River Ticino is Italy's seventh longest river, stretching a distance of 248 kilometres and rising to a maximum elevation of 2,478 metres above sea level.
The source of the river is in Switzerland from where it flows south towards Italy. At a certain point, it reaches Lake Maggiore before continuing south from the town of Sesto Calende. |
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Length: 248 kilometres (seventh longest in Italy)
Region: Lombardy Notable locations: Lake Maggiore, Sesto Calende, Vigevano, Pavia Source: Ticino (Switzerland) Mouth: Linarolo (where it joins River Po) Maximum elevation: 2,478 Metres |
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