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What part of the lands controlled by napoleon was the farthest south?
Italy and Spain
What large Italian city is Mount Vesuvius located near?
Mount Vesuvius is near the city of "Naples" in italy.
Where was the volcano Mt Vesuvius located?
Mt. Vesuvius is located in Italy, near the Bay of Naples on the west coast of the country. It is best known for its eruption in 79 AD that destroyed the ancient Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum.
What country you can find Mount Vesuvius?
Vesuvius is not a country, but rather a mountain (and volcano) in Pompeii, Italy.
Where is Pompeii Italy?
Near Naples. It was a town situated near the volcano Mount Versuvius and was destroyed when it erupted in Roman times.
Is Pompeii Italy in the north or south?
It is in the south by Naples
Is the Naples in the north or south of Italy?
north or south
Where is Naples in Rome?
Naples is not in Rome, Italy, at all. Naples (or Napoli, as they say in Italy) is a seaport along the west coast of Italy about 225 kilometers south of Rome.
What is the largest city in the south of Italy?
The largest city in Southern Italy is Naples.
Is Mount Vesuvius on the mainland of Italy?
Yes it is. It is near the city of Naples in the south of Italy.
What is the distance in kilometres between Adelaide South Australia and Naples Italy?
The flight distance between Adelaide, South Australia and Naples, Italy is 16,058 km, which is equal to 9,978 miles.
What country is Naples in?
Naples is located in southern Italy. Near the boot.
Where is pompeii island?
Pompeii isn't an Island. It is a town that lies near to Naples in the Bay of Naples. This is in the Campania region of South West Italy.
What is Naples known for?
Naples is a city in the south of Italy. It is famous for very beautiful houses.
What major cities are in south Italy?
The major cities of South Italy are Naples, Bari, Brindisi , Foggia , and Taranto.
What is there to do in naples Italy?
There is tons to do in Italy!! I am not sure about Naples, Italy though.
What is the name of the port in south west Italy founded in 6 BC?
Naples
