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Summits on the Air

Italy (I)

Association Reference Manual

Document Reference: Issue number:

Date of issue: Participation start date:

S28.1 1.1

28-Feb-2011 15-Mar-2011

Authorized: Association Manager: Regional Management Team:

Tom Read M1EYP Date: 10-Mar-2011 Pier Carlo Riccardi, IW1ARE ([email protected]) IZ0LCZ - I1ABT – IK1RAC – IZ2JNN

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Association Reference Manual – Italy I

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Table of contents

1 CHANGE CONTROL 4

2 ASSOCIATION REFERENCE DATA 5

2.1 PROGRAMME DERIVATION ................................................................................................................ 6 2.2 GENERAL INFORMATION ................................................................................................................... 7 2.3 RIGHTS OF WAY AND ACCESS ISSUES ................................................................................................ 7 2.4 MAPS AND NAVIGATION .................................................................................................................... 7 2.5 SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS ................................................................................................................ 8 2.6 FOREIGN HAMS IN ITALY ................................................................................................................. 9 2.7 SOTAITALIA WEB SITE .................................................................................................................. 9 2.8 DISCLAIMER .................................................................................................................................... 9

3 SUMMIT REFERENCE DATA 10

3.1 REGION REFERENCE: AB – ABRUZZO ......................................................................................... 11 3.1.1 Regional notes 11 3.1.2 Table of summits 11

3.2 REGION REFERENCE: AA – ALTO ADIGE ..................................................................................... 18 3.2.1 Regional notes Error! Bookmark not defined. 3.2.2 Table of summits 12

3.3 REGION REFERENCE: BS – BASILICATA ..................................................................................... 20 3.3.1 Regional notes Error! Bookmark not defined.3 3.3.2 Table of summits 13

3.4 REGION REFERENCE: CL – CALABRIA ......................................... ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED. 3.4.1 Regional notes 14 3.4.2 Table of summits Error! Bookmark not defined.4

3.5 REGION REFERENCE: CA – CAMPANIA ....................................................................................... 15 3.5.1 Regional notes Error! Bookmark not defined.5 3.5.2 Table of summits 15

3.6 REGION REFERENCE: ER – EMILIA ROMANIA............................................................................. 16 3.6.1 Regional notes 16 3.6.2 Table of summits 16

3.7 REGION REFERENCE: FV – FRIULI VENEZIA GIULIA ................ ERROR! BOOKMARK NOT DEFINED.7 3.7.1 Regional notes 17 3.7.2 Table of summits 17

3.8 REGION REFERENCE: LZ – LAZIO ................................................................................................. 18 3.8.1 Regional notes 18 3.8.2 Table of summits 18

3.9 REGION REFERENCE: LG – LIGURIA ............................................................................................ 19 3.9.1 Regional notes 19 3.9.2 Table of summits 19

3.10 REGION REFERENCE: LO – LOMBARDIA ................................................................................... 20 3.10.1 Regional notes 20 3.10.2 Table of summits 20

3.11 REGION REFERENCE: MC – MARCHE ........................................................................................ 21



3.11.1 Regional notes 21 3.11.2 Table of summits 21

3.12 REGION REFERENCE: MO – MOLISE .......................................................................................... 22 3.12.1 Regional notes 22 3.12.2 Table of summits 22

3.13 REGION REFERENCE: PM – PIEMONTE ................................................................................... 23 3.13.1 Regional notes 23 3.13.2 Table of summits 23

3.14 REGION REFERENCE: PU – PUGLIA ........................................................................................... 25 3.14.1 Regional notes 25 3.14.2e of summits 25

3.15 REGION REFERENCE: SI – SICILIA ............................................................................................. 26 3.15.1 Regional notes 26 3.15.2 Table of summits 26

3.16 REGION REFERENCE: TN – TRENTO ......................................................................................... 27 3.16.1 Regional notes 27 3.16.2 Table of summits 27

3.17 REGION REFERENCE: TO – TOSCANA ....................................................................................... 28 3.17.1 Regional notes 28 3.17.2 Table of summits 28

3.18 REGION REFERENCE: UM – UMBRIA ......................................................................................... 29 3.18.1 Regional notes 29 3.18.2 Table of summits 29

3.19 REGION REFERENCE: VA – VALLE D’AOSTA............................................................................. 30 3.19.1 Regional notes 30 3.19.2 Table of summits 30

3.20 REGION REFERENCE: VE – VENETO ......................................................................................... 31 3.20.1 Regional notes 31 3.20.2 Table of summits 31



1 Change control

Date Version Details

28.02.2011 1.00 First formal issue of this document.



2 Association Reference Data

Association Italy (I)

Commencement date 15.03.2011

Regions Abruzzo (AB-xxx) Alto Adige (AA-xxx) Basilicata (BS-xxx) Calabria (CL-xxx) Campania (CA-xxx) Emili-Romania (ER-xxx) Friuli-Venezia Giulia (FV-xxx) Lazio (LZ-xxx) Liguria (LG-xxx) Lombardia (LO-xxx) Marche (MC-xxx) Molisr (MO-xxx) Piemonte (PM-xxx) Puglia (PU-xxx) Sicilia (SI-xxx) Toscana (TO-xxx) Trentino (TN-xxx) Umbria (UM-xxx) Valle d’Aosta (VA-xxx) Veneto (VE-xxx)

Association parameters 1

Summit operation criteria

Operation must be within 25m vertically of the summit . Band 1, score 1 point <800m ASL

Band 2, score 2 points >=800m ASL, <1200m ASL




Band 6, score 10 points >=2500m ASL

Seasonal bonus Yes

Bonus rationale Winter period with highest probability of sub-zero temperatures, deep snow and strong winds

Min. height for bonus 3 Points for activations >=1200m ASL

Bonus period dates 1 December to 31 March inclusive

Association sponsored awards sotaitalia http://www.sotaitalia.it/ /

Association Manager Pier Carlo Riccardi, IW1ARE ([email protected])

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1 See General Rules for parameter definitions

http://www.sotaitalia.it/



Programme derivation

In Italy two mountain ranges exist, the Alps, that border the north of the Italian territory, and the Apennines that cross the whole Italian territory from south to north. In the Alps are the tallest mountains in Europe with elevations over the 4000m ASL. Italian SOTA is an extension of similar programs already active in other countries. The list of summits was based on data from the following sources: Cartography I.G.M.I. (Istituto Geografico Militare Italiano) tablets 25 - 50 Cartography T.C.I. (Touring Club Italiano) and C.A.I. (Club Alpino Italiano) Wikipedia web pages http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elenco_di_montagne Peaklist web pages http://peaklist.org/WWlists/euro600/Italy/Gran_Paradiso.html Peaklist web pages http://peaklist.org/WWlists/euro600/Italy/Rutor_Sassiere.html Peaklist web pages http://www.sol.co.uk/v/viewfinder/ITALY250.txt Some of the summits have reference SOTA numbers in nearby countries also. It is not necessary that other countries have the same points scheme. Refer to the General Rules for the guidelines of how to activate such summits. The summit database is unlikely to be complete. If you find a summit, which you would like to add to SOTA I, or if you find a mistake in this ARM, please contact the Association Manager. Activators are asked to submit details of proposed additional summits to the Association Manager. Summits cannot be counted for points until the Association Manager has allocated a reference number.

It is also possible, that you will find mistakes in database. During our work we have discovered some different data (height, name or coordinates) for the same summit. If mistake was not obvious (like typing errors such 455 instead 545), we have decided to record average values. We believe that activation operating positions should be within 100m horizontal (about 3 arc seconds) from the exact summit location.

Activators with good GPS devices are encouraged to determine the precise location of the summit on their expedition and to share this information with Association Manager. In that way more accurate data could be included in future issues of the ARM.

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elenco_di_montagne

http://peaklist.org/WWlists/euro600/Italy/Gran_Paradiso.html

http://peaklist.org/WWlists/euro600/Italy/Rutor_Sassiere.html

http://www.sol.co.uk/v/viewfinder/ITALY250.txt



General information

The summit must be listed in the common available maps; In Italy (DXCC Entity, ITU Prefix I) two mountain ranges exist, the Alps, that border at the north of the Italian territory and the other, the Apennines that cross the whole Italian territory from south to north. The Italian territory is covered by mountains for 35.2% of its area. In the Alps are the tallest mountains in Europe with elevations over the 4000m ASL. Monte Bianco is the tallest at 4810m, followed by Monte Rosa (4634m) and Cervino (4478m). Info http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italia To qualify for a summit in the SOTA Italia ARM, a hill or mountain must meet the following requirements: The summit must be elevated at least 150m from its surroundings; In the case of doubt the Management Team will decide whether the Summit will be added to the list.

The summit database does not claim to be completed and can only be changed by the acceptance of the management team. Summits cannot be counted for points until the association manager has allocated a reference number.

Rights of way and access issues

Most footpaths in Italy are usually well marked with red/white or red/yellow circular markers. You could find other colour combinations also. From time to time and on main cross paths, you could find bigger signs with summit or mountain hut names and estimated time you need to wanted destination. Anyhow, you should always take with you a good map of the region, where you want to hike, and good compass. Of course, you should know how to use them. Just carrying some extra weight won’t help much. A good GPS, if you have one, can help. You should know that GPS signal in some parts with very dense forest could be lost. Because of that, map and compass are preferred over GPS. Using cars or motorbikes outside of roads is not allowed in Italy and is strictly prohibited on some specially protected areas, such national parks. You should pay attention on traffic and other signs.

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italia



Camping outside of marked places is usually not allowed and is strictly prohibited in some places such as national parks or specially protected areas. It is good manners to greet people he/she meets on his/her own road even if it is just a simple "good morning".

Maps and navigation The easiest way to obtain a map is to buy one in the city or village, which is closest to the summit. We are sure, that you will be able to obtain one in almost every shop, kiosk or gas station. These maps are usually made in scale of 1: 25000 - 1:50000. Or to buy on the web I.G.M. www.maps-store.it/igm.asp T.C.I. www.touringclub.it C.A.I. www.cai.it Location of summit is recorder with its corresponding Longitude/Latitude coordinates in decimal form, using WGS84 date format. QTH locator is also shown in the database. You can use online maps at http://maps.google.it/ – at least for first impression, what you can expect on your expedition. Your favourite Internet search engine can provide you with a lot of up to date information you need. Search for summit name recorder in database or region names. However, be careful! We have found out in past years that data on the internet is not always correct.

Safety considerations

Before hiking always research the weather forecast or check it on internet pages, such are: http://www.ilmeteo.it/previsioni or other sites meteo. Please remember, that weather in the mountains can change very rapidly and you should be always prepared for snow, rain, strong wind or intensive sun, especially if summit is over 1000 meters ASL. Follow the footpaths wherever possible. Off-path hiking is suitable only for most experienced, with good physical condition, well prepared and equipped. Avoid rock climbing if you are not properly trained and equipped for that kind of mountaineering. This can save your life! In the mornings, during rainy periods or after rain showers and storms, trails could become very slippery. So, watch your steps! During winter period you should always expect lot of snow and ice on the ground. Especially on slopes that are not covered with forest, you should be aware of snow avalanches. At the

http://www.maps-store.it/igm.asp

http://maps.google.it/

http://maps.google.it/

http://www.ilmeteo.it/previsioni



end of the winter season, when sun becomes warmer but nights are still cold, snow is starts to change into thick ice. Walking on such terrain without crampons is dangerous, even deadly. There is a lot of wildlife In Italy mountains. Respecting the wildlife is the responsibility of everybody. Lot of accidents in Italian mountains are reported each year. The greater part of accidents with injuries and deaths is the responsibility of careless hikers without proper knowledge, footwear, clothing and other necessary mountain equipment – and usually with a lot of ignorance, and sometimes in combination with alcohol. Do not be one of them! In case of emergency you should call Emergency centre on phone number 118.

Foreign HAMs in Italy

Holders of CEPT Licenses are authorised to transmit according to their licenses and IARU Region I Band plan. You should have a copy of your licence with you. You should prefix your call sign with “I1/ “ or “I2/” or “I3/” etc. Then you should add “/P”.

SOTAITALIA web site

The SOTAITALIA web site could be found at www.sotaitalia.it In future, further development is expected. To announce expeditions, use the official SOTA facilities at www.sotawatch.org and the original SOTA web site at www.sota.org.uk. Participants are encouraged to claim their points at this site.

Disclaimer

Hiking, hill walking and rock-climbing are potentially dangerous activities. The SOTA Management Team and their associates assume no responsibility for accidents. Each participant does so at his or her own risk, and must decide, on the basis of her or his own ability, whether an objective is achievable. The listing of a summit in the reference does not mean that it is easy to reach, and it is always worth seeking local advice for all but the simplest of expeditions.

http://www.sotaitalia.it/

http://www.sotawatch.org/

http://www.sota.org.uk/



3 Summit Reference Data

Region Reference: AB – Abruzzo


Region Abruzzo (I/ab-xxx)

Region manager Claudio iz0lzc([email protected])

Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abruzzo

3.1.1 Table of summits

Ref. Summit Name ALT(m) ALT(ft) Latitude N Longitude E Valid from Valid to Score QTH loc

AB-001 CORNO GRANDE 2973 9751 42°28'12 13°33'51 15/03/2011 10 JN62TL

AB-002 BRANCASTELLO 2385 7823 42°24'62 13°39'03 15/03/2011 8 JN35VM

AB-003 MONTE AQUILA 2495 8184 42°07''32 13°38'10 15/03/2011 8 JN62SL

AB-004 MIDIA 1730 5674 42°03'30 13°10'40 15/03/2011 6 JN62PB

AB-005 PADIGLIONE 1623 5323 42°01'10 13°12'20 15/03/2011 6 JN62OA

AB-006 PIZZO CEFALONE 2533 8308 42°28'27 13°30'02 15/03/2011 10 JN62SK

AB-007 CORNO PICCOLO 2655 8708 42°28'27 13°14'11 15/03/2011 10 JN62TL

AB-008 VALLEVONA 1803 5914 41°24'06 13°56'07 15/03/2011 4 JN62OQ

AB-009 SCINDARELLA 2233 7324 42°25'37 13°34'52 15/03/2011 8 JN62SK

AB-010 MONTE CAMICIA 2564 8410 42°26'18 13°43'09 15/03/2011 10 JN62UK

AB-011 MONTE AMARO 2795 9168 42°05'11 14°05'10 15/03/2011 10 JN72BC

AB-012 MONTE ORSELLO 2042 6698 42°14'50 13°21'53 15/03/2011 8 JN62QG

AB-013 MONTE IENCA 2208 7242 42°27'47 13°27'02 15/03/2011 8 JN62RL

AB-014 MONTE PORTELLA 2405 7888 42°27'02 13°31'29 15/03/2011 8 JN62SK

AB-015 MONTE PRENA 2561 8400 42°62'32 13°40'59 15/03/2011 10 JN62UK

AB-016 CERIA 1708 5602 41°59'51 13°17'33 15/03/2011 6 JN61PX

AB-017 PIZZO CAMARDA 2332 7649 42°14 0 13°27'49 15/03/2011 8 JN62RF

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abruzzo



Region Reference: AA - Alto Adige


Region Alto Adige (I/aa-xxx)

Region manager Carlo iw1are ([email protected])

Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alto_adige



AA-001 CIMA ROEN 2111 6924 46° 23'03. 11°10'12 15/03/2011 8 JN56OI

AA-002 MONTE CROCE 2576 8449 46° 43' 27 10° 50'20. 15/03/2011 10 JN56KQ

AA-003 MONTE BULLACIA 2130 6986 46° 34' 14 11° 36' 50. 15/03/2011 8 JN56SN

AA-004 MONTE CAVALLO 2912 9551 46° 32' 35. 12° 00'16 15/03/2011 10 JN66AN

AA-005 VETTA D'ITALIA 2912 9551 47° 5' 20. 12° 11' 00 15/03/2011 10 JN67CC

AA-006 CORNO BIANCO 2705 8872 46° 49' 29 11° 22' 10 15/03/2011 10 JN56QT

AA-007 OMINI DI PIETRA 2003 6570 46° 37' 56 11° 16' 19 15/03/2011 8 JN56PO

AA-008 GIOGO ALTO 2857 9371 46° 47' 0. 10° 47' 32 15/03/2011 10 JN56JS

AA-009 MONTE TULLO 2653 8702 46° 39' 35 11° 45'44 15/03/2011 10 JN56VP

AA-010 MONTE PASCOLO 2436 7990 46° 43' 53. 11° 36' 50 15/03/2011 8 JN56TR

AA-011 MONTE CASTELLIERE 2168 7111 46° 31' 19. 12° 21' 44 15/03/2011 8 JN66EM

AA-012 SASSO PIATTO 2964 9722 46° 30' 14 11° 41' 46 15/03/2011 10 JN56TM

AA-013 CIMA KARKOFEL 2114 6934 46° 44' 36 11° 15' 17 15/03/2011 8 JN56PO

AA-014 MONTE CATINO 2422 7944 46° 41' 27 11° 15' 59 15/03/2011 8 JN56PQ

AA-015 CIMA DEL VENTO 2305 7560 46°40'30 11°10'20 15/03/2011 8 JN56PQ

AA-016 CIMA GRAVA 2080 6822 46°42'15 11°10'20 15/03/2011 8 JN56PQ

AA-017 MONTE PEZ 2564 8410 46° 29' 54 11° 41' 22 15/03/2011 10 JN56TN

AA-018 MONTE SPECIE 2307 7567 46° 38' 47 12° 12' 45 15/03/2011 8 JN66CP

AA-019 MONTE MURO 2422 7944 46° 42' 53 11° 47' 32 15/03/2011 8 JN56VQ

AA-020 CIMA RACIESA 2278 7472 46° 34' 41. 11° 43' 28 15/03/2011 8 JN56UN

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alto_adige



Region Reference: BS - Basilicata


Region Basilicata (I/bs-xxx)

Region manager Claudio iz0lzc ([email protected])

Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basilicata



BS-001 MONTE GRASTA 1465 4805 39°54'72 16°04'18 15/03/2011 4 JM89AW

BS-002 T.NE DELLA CAPANNA 1823 5979 39°54'50 16°07'99 15/03/2011 6 JM89CW

BS-003 SERRA DEL PRETE 2180 7150 39°5525 16°09'55 15/03/2011 8 JM89CW

BS-004 SERRA DOLCEDORME 2267 7436 39°53'72 16°12'99 15/03/2011 8 JM89CW

BS-005 MONTE POLLINO 2248 7373 39°54'52 16°11'36 15/03/2011 8 JM89CW

BS-006 SERRA DI CRISPO 2053 6734 39°54'20 16°12'73 15/03/2011 8 JM89CW

BS-007 SERRA DELLE CIAVOLE 2127 6977 39°54'74 16°13'16 15/03/2011 8 JM89CW

BS-008 MONTE FORTE 1444 4736 40°31'53 15°48'21 15/03/2011 4 JN70VM

BS-009 TOPPA D'ALBANO 1628 5340 40°29'22 15°44'36 15/03/2011 6 JN70UM

BS-010 MONTE CUPOLICCHIO 1097 3598 40°37'75 16°01'86 15/03/2011 2 JN80AP

BS-011 MONTE MOLTONR 815 2673 40°43'73 15°59'91 15/03/2011 2 JN70XR

BS-012 TOPPA ROMITO 1294 4244 40°40'14 15°41'69 15/03/2011 4 JN0UQ

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basilicata



Region Reference: CL – Calabria


Region Calabria (I/cl-xxx)


Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calabria



CL-001 MONTE MONTALTO 1955 6412 38° 9' 31. 15° 56'12 15/03/2011 6 JM78XD

CL-002 MONTE SEDUTO 1143 3749 38° 25' 36. 16° 11' 02 15/03/2011 2 JM88CK

CL-003 MONTE CRESTA 1006 3300 38°26'15 16°10'01 15/03/2011 2 JM88CK

CL-004 MONTE CAPPELLANO 910 2985 38° 22' 22 16° 8' 29 15/03/2011 2 JM88BJ

CL-005 MONTE LIMINA 888 2913 38° 23' 6. 16° 12' 54 15/03/2011 2 JM88CJ

CL-006 COZZO DEL PELLEGRINO 1987 6517 39° 42' 17 15° 58' 52 15/03/2011 6 JM89AR

CL-007 MONTE BOTTE DONATO 1928 6324 39° 16' 59 16° 26' 52 15/03/2011 6 JM89FH

CL-008 MONTE GARIGLIONE 1765 5789 39° 8' 8 16° 37' 28 15/03/2011 6 JM89HD

CL-009 MONTE BASILICO 1013 3323 39° 26' 31. 16° 44' 8 15/03/2011 2 JM89IK

CL-010 MONTE PETTINASCURA 1708 5602 39° 21' 0. 16° 34' 7 15/03/2011 6 JM89HI

CL-011 MONTE SCURO 1633 5356 39° 21' 23. 16° 23' 5 15/03/2011 6 JM89EI

CL-012 MONTE CUZZO 1541 5054 39° 13' 7 16° 7' 57 15/03/2011 4 JM89BF

CL-013 MONTE PECORARO 1423 4667 38° 31' 45. 16° 20' 41 15/03/2011 4 JM88EM

CL-014 MONTE CROCCO 1276 4185 38° 29' 25. 16° 14' 48 15/03/2011 4 JM88CL

CL-015 MONTE PORO 710 2329 38° 36' 14. 15° 54' 35 15/03/2011 1 JM78WO

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calabria



Region Reference: CA – Campania


Region Campania (I/ca-xxx)

Region manager Claudio iz0lcz ([email protected])

Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campania



CA-001 MONTE CERVIALTO 1809 5934 40°46'54 15°07'50 15/03/2011 6 JN70NS

CA-002 MONTE MUTRIA 1823 5979 41°23'03 14°31'24 15/03/2011 6 JN71GJ

CA-003 MONTE TERMINIO 1806 5924 40°50'29 14°56'17 15/03/2011 6 JN70LU

CA-004 MONTE PIZZONE 800 2624 41° 1' 22 14° 36' 36 15/03/2011 1 JN71HA

CA-005 AVELLA 1598 5241 40° 57' 40 14° 36' 6 15/03/2011 4 JN70HX

CA-006 MONTE VERGINE 1499 4917 40° 56' 1. 14° 44' 0 15/03/2011 4 JN70IW

CA-007 TABURNO 1391 4562 41° 5' 45. 14° 36' 22 15/03/2011 4 JN71GC

CA-008 CAMPOSAURO 1388 4553 41° 10' 3. 14° 36' 2 15/03/2011 4 JN71HE

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Campania



Region Reference: EM – Emilia Romania


Region Emilia Romania (I/er-xxx)

Region manager Vittorio ik1rac ([email protected])

Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emilia-Romagna



EM-001 M. MOLICATICO 1549 5081 44° 28' 16. 9° 51' 54 15/03/2011 4 JN44WL

EM-002 MONTE ORSARO 1831 6006 44° 23' 54 9° 59' 48 15/03/2011 6 JN44XJ

EM-003 MONTE SILLARA 1861 6104 44°22'08 10°03'60 15/03/2011 6 JN54AI

EM-004 MONTE MARMAGNA 1851 6072 44°23'62 09°59'50 15/03/2011 6 JN44XJ

EM-005 MONTE MATTO 1837 6025 44°22'26 10°02'50 15/03/2011 6 JN54AI

EM-006 MONTE FUSO 1115 3657 44°30'29 10°16'14 15/03/2011 2 JN54DM

EM-007 MONTE BRAIOLA 1819 5966 44°24'17 09°59'26 15/03/2011 6 JN44XJ

EM-008 MONTE AQUILA 1780 5838 44°23'22 10°00'35 15/03/2011 6 JN54AJ

EM-009 MONTE PELPI 1480 4854 44°32'39 09°39'14 15/03/2011 4 JN44TN

EM-010 MONTE BARIGAZZO 1284 4212 44°36'03 09°50'06 15/03/2011 4 JN44WO

EM-011 MONTE CAIO 1583 5192 44°28'07 10°09'01 15/03/2011 4 JN54BL

EM-012 MONTE PENNA 1735 5691 44°28'56 09°29'38 15/03/2011 6 JN44RL

EM-013 MONTE MAGGIORASCA 1798 5897 44°33'06 09°29'27 15/03/2011 6 JN44RN

EM-014 MONTE TOMALO 1602 5255 44°31'50 09°30'21 15/03/2011 6 JN44SM

EM-015 MONTE CIMONE 2165 7101 44°11'40 10°42'00 15/03/2011 8 JN54IE

EM-016 MONTE GOTTERO 1640 5379 44°21'51 09°40'47 15/03/2011 6 JN44UI

EM-017 MONTE CERVELLINO 1493 4897 44°30'59 10°03'29 15/03/2011 4 JN54AM

EM-018 MONTE NAVERT 1653 5422 44°23'35 10°04'02 15/03/2011 6 JN54AJ

EM-019 MONTE PAITINO 1814 5950 44°22'21 10°03'21 15/03/2011 6 JN54AI

EM-020 TOCCA PIUMACCIOLO 1711 5612 44°22'43 10°03'26 15/03/2011 6 JN54AJ

EM-021 MONTE BRUSA 1796 5891 44°23'05 10°01'19 15/03/2011 6 JN54AJ

EM-022 MONTE CIMONCINO 2118 6947 44°11'30 10°42'18 15/03/2011 8 JN54IE

EM-023 MONTE TAVOLA 1503 4930 44°25'35 10°00'11 15/03/2011 4 JN54AK

EM-024 MONTE GROTTA MORA 1419 4654 44°28'24 09°54'02 15/03/2011 4 JN44WL

EM-025 MONTE PELATA 1427 4681 44°28'15 09°53'34 15/03/2011 4 JN44WL

EM-026 MONTE BORRACCIA 1259 4130 44°28'11 09°50'23 15/03/2011 4 JN44WL

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emilia-Romagna



Region Reference: FV – Friuli Venezia Giulia


Region Friuli Venezia Giulia (I/fv-xxx)

Region manager Bruno i1abt ([email protected])

Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friuli



FV-001 MONTE REST 1780 5838 46°21'13 12°48'10 15/03/2011 6 JN66JJ

FV-002 PAL PICCOLO 1866 6120 46°35'59 12°56'60 15/03/2011 6 JN66LO

FV-003 MONTE ZERMULA 2145 7036 46°33'45 13°09'10 15/03/2011 8 JN55ON

FV-004 MONTE VERZEGNIS 1914 6278 46°21'54 12°54'23 15/03/2011 6 JN66KI

FV-005 MONTE TREMOL 2007 6583 46°07'12 12°30'14 15/03/2011 8 JN66FD

FV-006 MONTE FESTA 1055 3460 46°21'13 13°05'54 15/03/2011 2 JN66NI

FV-007 MONTE CROSTIS 2250 7380 46°34'25 12°53'27 15/03/2011 8 JN66KN

FV-008 MONTE PALA D'ALTEI 1528 5012 46°15'01 12°55'48 15/03/2011 4 JN66HD

FV-009 MONTE SAN SIMONE 1505 4936 46°20'36 13°06'21 15/03/2011 4 JN66NI

FV-010 MONTE ARVENIS 1697 5566 46°29'33 12°56'09 15/03/2011 6 JN66KL

FV-011 MONTE FARA 1345 4412 46°10'45 12°38'12 15/03/2011 4 JN66ID

FV-012 MONTE CHIAMPON 1709 5606 46°17'45 13°10'51 15/03/2011 6 JN66OH

FV-013 MONTE FLAGEL 1467 4812 46°17'10 12°58'18 15/03/2011 4 JN66LG

FV-014 MONTE COGLIANS 2780 9118 46°36'21 12°53'20 15/03/2011 10 JN66NH

FV-015 MONTE BRANCOT 1049 3441 46°18'18 13°05'24 15/03/2011 2 JN66NH

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friuli



Region Reference: LZ – Lazio


Region Lazio (I/lz-xxx)


Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lazio



LZ-001 MONTE AUTORE 1853 6078 41°57'38 13°12'15 15/03/2011 6 JN61OW

LZ-002 MONTE COTENTO 2014 6606 41°55'01 13°20'02 15/03/2011 8 JN61QV

LZ-003 MONTE VIGLIO 2136 7006 41°53'03 13°22'23 15/03/2011 8 JN61RV

LZ-004 MORRA 1030 3378 42°02'01 12°50'01 15/03/2011 2 JN62KA

LZ-005 TERMINILLO 2216 7268 42°28'28 12°59'53 15/03/2011 8 JN62LL

LZ-006 CACUME 1035 3394 41°34'12 13°13'58 15/03/2011 2 JN61OM

LZ-007 GENNARO 1272 4172 42°04'00 12°48'00 15/03/2011 4 JN62JB

LZ-008 TANCIA 1292 4238 42°19'01 12°44'09 15/03/2011 4 JN62IH

LZ-009 NURIA 1892 6206 42°21'41 13°05'28 15/03/2011 6 JN62NI

LZ-010 PIZZUTO 1288 4225 42°20'08 12°43'34 15/03/2011 4 JN62II

LZ-011 PELLECCHIA 1368 4487 42°06'01 12°52'01 15/03/2011 4 JN62KC

LZ-012 CAMBIO 2084 6836 42°30'46 13°01'28 15/03/2011 8 JN62MM

LZ-013 CIMA D'ARME 1678 5504 42° 30' 38 12° 53' 35 15/03/2011 6 JN62KM

LZ-014 ROSATO 1510 4953 42° 30' 47 12° 53' 3 15/03/2011 4 JN62KM

LZ-015 SEMOREVISA 1536 5038 41° 34' 11 13° 5' 25 15/03/2011 4 JN62NN

LZ-016 MONTE GORZANO 2458 8062 42° 37' 5 13° 23' 44 15/03/2011 8 JN62QO

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lazio



Region Reference: LG – Liguria


Region Liguria (I/lg-xxx)


Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liguria



LG-001 FRONTE 2153 7095 44°03'21 7°45'25 15/03/2011 8 JN33VB

LG-002 PIETRAVECCHIA 2040 6691 43°59'21 7°39'32 15/03/2011 8 JN33UX

LG-003 GRAI 2015 6609 43°59'41 7°39'44 15/03/2011 8 JN33UX

LG-004 TORAGGIO 1973 6471 43°58'38 7°39'10 15/03/2011 6 JN33TX

LG-005 CEPPO 1310 4297 43°56'10 7°36'15 15/03/2011 4 JN33SU

LG-006 GRANDE 1418 4651 43°59'12 7°51'14 15/03/2011 4 JN33SU

LG-007 CAGGIO 1090 3575 43°51'07 7°42'29 15/03/2011 2 JN33UU

LG-008 FENAIRA 1459 4786 43°59'24 7°51'27 15/03/2011 4 JN33WX

LG-009 CROCE DI PRAESTO 1505 4936 43°56'33 7°46'21 15/03/2011 4 JN33VW

LG-010 GOTTERO 1640 5379 44°21'3 9°42'5 15/03/2011 6 JN44UI

LG-011 GALERO 1708 5602 44°08'07 8°02'5 15/03/2011 6 JN44AD

LG-012 BRIC DEL DENTE 1107 3631 44°28'5 8°42'5 15/03/2011 2 JN44IL

LG-013 CIMONASSO 2038 6685 43°03'8 7°42'5 15/03/2011 8 JN33UB

LG-014 SACCARELLO 2205 7232 44°03'44 7°42'26 15/03/2011 8 JN33UG

LG-015 ARGENTEA 1082 3549 44°26'00 8°38'30 15/03/2011 2 JN44HK

LG-016 CAUCASO 1245 4084 44°28'0 9°13'57 15/03/2011 4 JN44OL

LG-017 LEGA 1556 5104 43°47'55 7°37'52 15/03/2011 4 JN33TX

LG-018 ERMETTA 1267 4156 44°28'8 9°32'5 15/03/2011 4 JN44SL

LG-019 ROCCATRAMONTINA 1495 4904 44°06'3 7°57'5 15/03/2011 4 JN34XC

LG-020 BIGNONE 1299 4261 43°52'25 7°44'03 15/03/2011 4 JN33UU

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liguria



Region Reference: LO – Lombardia


Region Lombardia (I/lo-xxx)

Region manager Stefano iz2jnn ([email protected])

Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lombardia



LO-001 PIZZO COCA 3050 10004 46° 4' 51 9° 58' 49 15/03/2011 10 JN56AB

LO-002 PIZZO ARERA 2512 8239 45° 56' 5 9° 49' 1 15/03/2011 10 JN45VW

LO-003 PIZZO PRESOLANA 2521 8269 45° 57' 20 10° 4' 21 15/03/2011 10 JN55AW

LO-004 SAN PRIMO 1682 5517 45° 55' 18 9° 13' 47 15/03/2011 6 JN45OV

LO-005 CANTO ALTO 1146 3759 45° 45' 32 9° 39' 59 15/03/2011 2 JN45US

LO-006 CIMA DI LEMMA 2349 7705 46° 1' 29 9° 43' 53 15/03/2011 8 JN2349

LO-007 RESEGONE 1875 6150 45° 51' 13 9° 29' 13 15/03/2011 6 JN45RU

LO-008 MONTE BOLETTO 1236 4054 45° 49' 55 9° 7' 17 15/03/2011 4 JN45NT

LO-009 MONTE CAMPIONE 1848 6061 45° 49' 45 10° 11' 2 15/03/2011 6 JN55CT

LO-010 MISMA 1160 3805 45° 44' 10 9° 48' 15 15/03/2011 2 JN45VR

LO-011 MONTE PORA 1879 6163 45° 54' 25 10° 6' 30 15/03/2011 6 JN55BV

LO-012 MONTE GUGLIEMO 1949 6393 45° 46' 25 10° 11' 57 15/03/2011 6 JN55CS

LO-013 ZONA FERRANTE 2426 7957 46° 0' 18. 10° 5' 31 15/03/2011 8 JN55AX

LO-014 CABLERA 1315 4313 45° 50' 28 9° 49' 4 15/03/2011 4 JN45WU

LO-015 CORNO STELLA 2612 8567 46° 3' 12 9° 48' 28 15/03/2011 10 JN46VB

LO-016 MONTE CROCE 1120 3674 45° 46' 58 9° 53' 55 15/03/2011 2 JN45XT

LO-017 CORNA LUNGA 1250 4100 45° 48' 30 9° 57' 24 15/03/2011 4 JN45XT

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lombardia



Region Reference: MC – Marche


Region Marche (I/mc-xxx)


Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marche


Ref. Summit Name ALT(m) ALT(ft) Latitude Longitude Valid from Valid to Score QTH loc

MC-001 MONTE LIETO 1944 6376 42°50'02 13°10'00 15/03/2011 6 JN62OU

MC-002 MONTE ACUTO 1668 5471 43°19'00 13°12'59 15/03/2011 6 JN63IL

MC-003 MONTE CASTEL S. MARIA 1239 4064 42°12'33 12°55'41 15/03/2011 4 JN63LE

MC-004 MONTE CASTEL MANARDO 1917 6288 42°58'57 13°13'49 15/03/2011 6 JN62OX

MC-005 MONTE SAN VICINO 1485 4871 43°19'30 13°06'29 15/03/2011 4 JN63MH

MC-006 MONTE CATRIA 1701 5579 43° 27' 39 12° 42' 18. 15/03/2011 6 JN63IL

MC-007 MONTE ROTONDO 2103 6898 42° 29' 36 12° 46'11 15/03/2011 8 JN62OX

MC-008 MONTE VETTORE 1863 6111 42° 49' 28 13° 16' 33 15/03/2011 6 JN62PT

MC-009 MONTE VETTORETTO 2052 6731 42° 49' 27 13° 16' 34 15/03/2011 8 JN62PT

MC-010 MONTE PRIORA 2332 7649 42° 55' 58 13° 14' 26 15/03/2011 8 JN62OW

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marche



Region Reference: MO – Molise


Region Molise (I/mo-xxx)


Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molise


Ref. Summit Name ALT(m) ALT(ft) Latitude Longitude Valid from Valid to Score QTH loc

MO-001 MONTE MILETTO 2050 6724 41° 26' 59 14° 22' 1 15/03/2011 8 JN71EK

MO-002 MONTE LA GALLINOLA 1923 6307 41° 26' 4 14° 25' 10 15/03/2011 6 JN71EK

MO-003 MONTE MUTRIA 1823 5979 41° 23' 1. 14° 31' 7 15/03/2011 6 JN71GJ

MO-004 MONTE PATALECCHIA 1089 3572 41° 32' 1 14° 19' 0 15/03/2011 2 JN71DM

MO-005 MONTE MARRONE 1337 4385 41° 38' 1 14° 0' 0 15/03/2011 4 JN71AP

MO-006 MONTE MARE 1656 5432 41° 38' 7 13° 59' 52 15/03/2011 6 JN61XP

MO-007 MONTE VAIRANO 927 3041 41° 33' 0 14° 34' 59 15/03/2011 2 JN71GN

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molise



Region Reference: PM – Piemonte


Region Piemonte (I/pm-xxx)


Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piemonte



PM-001 CIMA BOSSOLA 1509 4950 45°29'02 7°43'08 15/03/2011 4 JN35UL

PM-002 MONTE CAVALLARIA 1464 4802 45°31'16 7°48'31 15/03/2011 4 JN35VM

PM-003 PUNTA QUINZEINA 2344 7688 45°27'48 7°38'16 15/03/2011 8 JN35TL

PM-004 MONTE GREGORIO 1955 6412 45°31'30 7°47'00 15/03/2011 6 JN35VM

PM-005 MONBARONE 2341 7678 45°35'23 7°53'47 15/03/2011 8 JN35WO

PM-006 BRIC PAGLIE 1859 6098 45°34'06 7°54'43 15/03/2011 6 JN76EK

PM-007 MONTICCHIO 1697 5566 45°39'50 8°02'51 15/03/2011 6 JN45AP

PM-008 MONTE CUCCO 1515 4969 45°37'47 8°00'20 15/03/2011 4 JN45AP

PM-009 PUNTA FRASSATI 2033 6668 45°37'03 7°57'20 15/03/2011 8 JN35XO

PM-010 CINTIPLAGNA 2849 9345 45°04'20 7°00'46 15/03/2011 10 JN35MB

PM-011 ROCCIAMELONE 3538 11605 45°12'13 7°04'38 15/03/2011 10 JN35ME

PM-012 PUNTA DELL'AQUILA 2115 6937 45°00'14 7°14'20 15/03/2011 8 JN35OA

PM-013 ROCCA PATANUA 2410 7905 45°10'42 7°13'11 15/03/2011 8 JN35OE

PM-014 MONTE MUSINE' 1150 3772 45°06'50 7°27'16 15/03/2011 2 JN35RC

PM-015 ROCCA DELLA SELLA 1508 4946 45°08'25 7°21'07 15/03/2011 4 JN35QD

PM-016 CIARM DEL PRETE 2390 7839 45°15'52 7°17'28 15/03/2011 8 JN35PG

PM-017 PUNTA DI OSTANETTA 2375 7790 44°43'43 7°12'00 15/03/2011 8 JN34OR

PM-018 MONTE BOCCIARDA 2215 7265 45°00'19 7°12'05 15/03/2011 8 JN35OA

PM-019 PUNTA SARASINA 2205 7232 45°00'21 7°12'42 15/03/2011 8 JN35OA

PM-020 PUNTA SOUREL 1770 5806 45°12'26 7°20'58 15/03/2011 6 JN35QE

PM-021 MALAMOT 2924 9591 45°11'57 6°54'43 15/03/2011 10 JN35KE

PM-022 GENEVRIS 2536 8318 45°01'52 6°54'06 15/03/2011 10 JN35KA

PM-023 MONTE SAPEI 1610 5281 45°09'12 7°20'48 15/03/2011 6 JN35QD

PM-024 MONTE SOGLIO 1970 6462 45°22'19 7°31'49 15/03/2011 6 JN35SI

PM-025 MONTE ORSIERA 2890 9479 45°03'53 7°06'24 15/03/2011 10 JN35NB

PM-026 LA CIALMA 2193 7193 45°24'44 7°23'51 15/03/2011 8 JN35QJ

PM-027 IL TURU 1355 4444 45°14'02 7°28'01 15/03/2011 4 JN35RF

PM-028 PUNTA DI COSTA FIORITA 1760 5773 45°10'03 7°20'20 15/03/2011 6 JN35QE

PM-029 PIZZO PROMAN 2100 6888 46°01'27 8°23'40 15/03/2011 8 JN46EA

PM-030 MONTE MASSONE 2161 7088 45°56'49 8°20'16 15/03/2011 8 JN45EV

PM-031 MONTE ZEDA 2156 7072 46°0242 8°32'08 15/03/2011 8 JN46GB

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piemonte



Region Reference: PU – Puglia


Region Puglia (I/pu-xxx)


Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puglia



PU-001 CORNACCHIA 1152 3779 41°20'21 15°0849 15/03/2011 6 JN71NI

PU-002 S. VITO 1015 3329 41°19'08 15°10'38 15/03/2011 2 JN71OH

PU-003 CELANO 1007 3303 41°44'38 15°43'11 15/03/2011 6 JN71UR

PU-004 CACCIA 679 2227 41°01'15 16°13'33 15/03/2011 1 JN81CA

PU-005 GUADIANELLO 455 1492 41°05'28 16°06'45 15/03/2011 1 JN81BC

PU-006 SERIO 441 1446 40°48'49 17°12'04 15/03/2011 1 JN80OT

PU-007 PIZZUTO 350 1148 40°45'46 17°27'04 15/03/2011 1 JN80RS

PU-008 PAGLIARONE 1029 3375 41°24'12 15°06'55 15/03/2011 2 JN71NJ

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puglia



Region Reference: SI – Sicilia


Region Sicilia (I/si-xxx)


Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sicilia



SI-001 MONTE SORO 1847 6058 37°55'08 14°39'16 15/03/2011 6 JM77IW

SI-002 PIZZO CARBONARA 1979 6491 37°53'39 14°01'31 15/03/2011 6 JM77AV

SI-003 SERRA DEL RE 1754 5753 37°53'18 14°59'07 15/03/2011 6 JM77JW

SI-004 MONTAGNA GRANDE 1374 4507 37°56'11 15°11'29 15/03/2011 4 JM77OV

SI-005 MONTE LAURO 986 3234 37°07'48 14°49'12 15/03/2011 2 JM77JC

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sicilia



Region Reference: TN – Trentino


Region Trentino (I/tn-xxx)

Region manager Stefano iz2jnn ([email protected])

Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ttrntino



TN-001 PIZ BOE' 3152 10339 46° 30' 40. 11° 49' 40 15/03/2011 10 JN56WM

TN-002 CIMA CAREGA 2259 7410 45° 43' 26 11° 7' 47 15/03/2011 8 JN55NR

TN-003 CIMA D'ASTA 2847 9338 46°10'41 11°36'21 15/03/2011 10 JN56TE

TN-004 CIMA PRESANA 3069 10066 46° 13' 19 10° 35' 14 15/03/2011 10 JN56LJ

TN-005 CIMA PALOM 2009 6590 45° 47' 31. 11°10'35 15/03/2011 8 JN56MA

TN-006 CIMA VEZZENA 1908 6258 45° 59' 4. 11° 21' 37 15/03/2011 6 JN55QX

TN-007 MONTE ALTISSIMO 2078 6816 45° 48' 24 10° 52' 55 15/03/2011 8 JN55KT

TN-008 MONTE STIVO 2059 6754 45° 55' 48 10° 56' 26 15/03/2011 8 JN55LW

TN-009 MONTE ZUGNA 1864 6114 45° 49' 17 11° 2' 52 15/03/2011 6 JN55MT

TN-010 MONTE FINONCHIO 1603 5258 45° 53' 48 11° 7' 36 15/03/2011 4 JN55NV

TN-011 CORNO PAURA 1539 5048 45° 46' 16 10° 57'41 15/03/2011 4 JN55LS

TN-012 MONTE VIGNOLA 1607 5271 45° 46' 8. . 10° 54' 48 15/03/2011 4 JN55LS

TN-013 MONTE CAURIOL 2494 8180 46° 12' 55. 11° 37' 54 15/03/2011 8 JN56TF

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ttrntino



Region Reference: TO – Toscana


Region Toscana (I/to-xxx)


Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toscana



TO-001 MONTE PANIA DELLA CROCE 1859 6098 44°02'09 10°19'26 15/03/2011 6 JN54DA

TO-002 POGGIO ALL'AIA 918 3011 43°52'56 11°13'51 15/03/2011 2 JN53OV

TO-003 MONTE SAGRO 1748 5733 44°06'53 10°09'36 15/03/2011 6 JN54BC

TO-004 MONTE CALVI 646 2118 43°05'35 10°37'25 15/03/2011 1 JN53HC

TO-005 MONTE GENNAIO 1814 5950 44°06'10 10°50'46 15/03/2011 6 JN54KC

TO-006 LIBRO APERTO 1936 6350 44°09'25 10°42'48 15/03/2011 6 JN54ID

TO-007 MONTE SPIGOLINO 1830 6002 44°07'32 10°47'43 15/03/2011 6 JN54JD

TO-008 POGGIO DELLE IGNUDE 1732 5681 44°05'52 10°50'58 15/03/2011 6 JN54KC

TO-009 MONTE FORATO 1223 4011 44°00'59 10°20'04 15/03/2011 4 JN54EA

TO-010 MONTE GIOVO 1991 6530 44°07'58 10°34'36 15/03/2011 6 JN54GD

TO-011 POGGIO DI GALLICANO 1152 3779 44°04'04 10°57'18 15/03/2011 2 JN54LB

TO-012 MONTE PRATO FIORITO 1297 4254 44°02'57 10°37'35 15/03/2011 4 JN54HB

TO-013 POGGIO DEI MALANDRINI 1662 5451 44°05'56 10°50'54 15/03/2011 6 JN54KC

TO-014 LE CORNATE 1060 3477 43°09'25 10°57'19 15/03/2011 2 JN53LD

TO-015 POGGIO CASACCIA 921 3021 42°52'23 11°14'18 15/03/2011 2 JN52OU

TO-016 MONTE RONDINAIO 1964 6442 44°06'58 10°35'38 15/03/2011 6 JN54HC

TO-017 MONTE CALVANA 913 2995 43°52'43 11°22'28 15/03/2011 2 JN53QV

TO-018 UOMO DI SASSO 1535 5035 43°41'04 11°36'32 15/03/2011 4 JN53TQ

TO-019 MONTE FALTERONA 1643 5389 43°52'22 11°41'48 15/03/2011 6 JN53UU

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toscana



Region Reference: UM – Umbria


Region Umbria (I/um-xxx)


Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umbria



UM-001 MONTE SUBASIO 1290 4231 43°02'59 12°40'00 15/03/2011 4 JN63IB

UM-002 MONTE MARTANO 1094 3588 42°46'58 12°34'35 15/03/2011 2 JN62IR

UM-003 MONTE VETTOR 2476 8121 42°49'26 13°16'34 15/03/2011 8 JN62PT

UM-004 SERRA SANTA 1423 4667 43°15'31 12°48'53 15/03/2011 4 JN63JF

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Umbria



Region Reference: VA – Valle d’Aosta


Region Valle d’Aosta (I/va-xxx)

Region manager Bruno i1abt ([email protected])

Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valle_d%27Aosta



VA-001 MT CHAZ DURA 2581 8466 45° 41' 58 6° 52' 40 15/03/2011 10 JN35KQ

VA-002 COL DELLA CROCE 2373 7783 45° 45' 7 7°0 0' 22 15/03/2011 8 JN35LR

VA-003 TESTA D' ARPY 2022 6632 45° 44' 45 7° 0' 45 15/03/2011 6 JN35MS

VA-004 PUNTA DEL DRIC 2683 8800 45° 41' 32 7° 19' 47 15/03/2011 10 JN35PP

VA-005 TRUC D'ARBE 1291 4234 45° 40' 50 7° 9' 17 15/03/2011 4 JN35NQ

VA-006 PUNTA FONTANA FREDDA 2513 8243 45° 51' 12 7° 37' 32 15/03/2011 10 JN35TU

VA-007 CIMETTA ROSSA 2466 8088 45° 36' 44 7° 34' 46 15/03/2011 8 JN35SO

VA-008 BEC RENON 2266 7432 45° 33' 47 7° 44' 59 15/03/2011 8 JN35VN

VA-009 PUNTA DELLA REGINA 2388 7833 45° 44' 54 7° 49' 5 15/03/2011 8 JN35VS

VA-010 ZERBION 2719 8913 45° 49' 10 7° 39' 31 15/03/2011 10 JN35US

VA-011 CORNO DEL CAMOSCIO 3030 9938 45°52'40 7°51'59 15/03/2011 10 JN35WV

VA-012 STLOLEMBERG 3200 10496 45°52'45 7°51'56 15/03/2011 10 JN35WV

VA-013 CIMA PIANA 2512 8239 45° 38' 36 7° 35' 48 15/03/2011 10 JN35TP

VA-014 CIMA DI BONZE 2516 8252 45°33'05 7°43'51 15/03/2011 10 JN35UN

VA-015 MONTE PARASSONE 1799 5901 45° 36' 10 7° 49' 38 15/03/2011 6 JN35WO

VA-016 MONTE GLACIER 3186 10450 45° 38' 11 7° 32' 9 15/03/2011 10 JN35SP

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valle_d%27Aosta



Region Reference: VE – Veneto


Region Veneto (I/ve-xxx)


Regional notes http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veneto



VE-001 MONTE COPPOLO 2069 6786 46°03'10 11°42'02 15/03/2011 8 JN56UB

VE-002 MONTE ORTIGARA 2017 6616 46°01'30 11°32'15 15/03/2011 8 JN56SA

VE-003 MONTE AVENA 1454 4769 45°41'12 13°52'04 15/03/2011 4 JN56WA

VE-004 MONTE RIVON 1691 5546 45°41'54 11°12'01 15/03/2011 6 JN55OQ

VE-005 MONTE MAGGIO 1853 6078 45°48'12 11°17'15 15/03/2011 6 JN55PT

VE-006 MONTE PRIAFORA 1659 5442 45°46'38 11°17'04 15/03/2011 6 JN55PS

VE-007 SPIZ TONEZZA 1694 5556 45°53'20 11°17'55 15/03/2011 6 JN55PV

VE-008 CIMA PRADAZZO 2279 7475 46°19'30 11°45'10 15/03/2011 8 JN56VH

VE009 MONTE CESEN 1560 5117 45°56'41 12°02'08 15/03/2011 4 JN65AW

VE-010 COL DE MOI 1358 4454 45°03'10 12°02'01 15/03/2011 4 JN66BA

VE-011 MONTE CERNERA 2664 8738 46°28'52 12°03'13 15/03/2011 10 JN66AL

VE-012 MONTE PATERNO 2744 9000 46°37'00 12°18'05 15/03/2011 10 JN66DF

VE-013 MONTE SERVA 2133 6996 46°14'14 12°23'20 15/03/2011 8 JN66CD

VE-014 MONTE CALDIERA 2124 6967 46°00'10 11°31'15 15/03/2011 8 JN65SA

VE-015 MONTE BORAL 1245 4084 46°01'18 12°12'15 15/03/2011 4 JN66CA

VE-016 MONTE PUNTA 1952 6403 46°21'19 12°12'00 15/03/2011 6 JN66CI

http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Veneto

Documents

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