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Italy
The Italian Republic is a South European neighbor of Switzerland. This ancient peninsula is the location of a record 44 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Typical contributors seek answers to questions about Italy's reputation for excellence in antiques, architecture, art, education, fashion, food, literature, sports, and tourist activities and sites.
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What is the distance from Bern Switzerland to Florence Italy?
610 kilometres taking this route:
- Take E25/A1 ZÃœRICH from Bern to E35/A2 LUZERNE at EXIT 47.
- Take E35/A2 to ITALIA (Italy). You will be crossing from CHIASSO, Switzerland into COMO, Italy.
- Once you have crossed into Italy, continue on E35/A9 MILANO (Milan) to A4 VENEZIA (Venice), in Milan.
- Follow A4 to SS11 VENEZIA.
- Take SS11 into Venice.
What is Italy's national song?
Original Italian Words Fratelli d'Italia
L'Italia s'è desta
Dell'elmo di Scipio
S'è cinta la testa Dov'è la vittoria?
Le porga la chioma
Chè schiava di Roma
Iddio la creò Fratelli d'Italia
L'Italia s'è desta
Dell'elmo di Scipio
S'è cinta la testa Dov'è la vittoria?
Le porga la chioma
Chè schiava di Roma
Iddio la creò Stringia moci a coorte
Siam pronti alla morte (repeat) L'Italia chiamò
Stringia moci a coorte
Siam pronti alla morte (repeat) L'Italia chiamò. Sì! (repeat entire song) English Translation Italian Brothers,
Italy has arisen, Has put her head
on the helmet of Scipio.
Where is Victory?
Created by God
the slave of Rome.
She crowns you with glory. Let us unite,
We are ready to die, (repeat) Italy calls. (repeat previous four lines) (repeat entire song)
How many hours does it take by plane from Rome Italy to Athen Greece?
British Airways offers a flight from JFK airport in New York City to London Heathrow to Athens, Greece that takes 12 hours 25 minutes.
River in central Italy flowing 150 miles west to the Gulf of Genoa?
The Bisagno flows through Genoa, separating the eastern suburbs from the Old City.
What part of Italy are grapes grown in?
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Do people in Italy wear special clothes to celebrate Christmas?
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How do Italy's natural resources effect were people live?
The mountains in Italy make it harder for people to go from one side of the peninsula to the other.
Answer this question… Both movements were based on unifying groups with linguistic, cultural, and ethnic similarities.
The patron saints of Italy are:
Bernadine of Siena
Catherine of Siena
Francis of Assisi
Madonna of Saint Luke
Our Lady of Loreto
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Our Lady of Pompeii
Our Lady of Tears
Our Lady of the Snow
Which 2 small country are located within Italy?
San Marino and the Vatican city are both surrounded by Italy.
How long does it take to travel on a plane to Italy from Newark?
A random search for flights from Newark Liberty (EWR) to Milan Malpensa (MXP) shows:
OPTION 1: 8hr 10min Nonstop
EWR - MXP Continental Airlines Flt 44 Dep 06:40pm 11Jun,Fri
Flight Duration: 8hr 10min
OPTION 2: 10hr 00min via Brussels (BRU) [Cheaper Option]
EWR - BRU Jet Airways Flt 227 Dep 06:35pm 11Jun,Fri
BRU - MXP Brussels Airlines Flt 3155 Dep 09:00am 12Jun,Sat
Flight Duration: 8hr 50min; Layover Time: 1hr 10min; Total Trip Time: 10hr 00min
What body of water is found at the south end of Italy betweeb its two southern points?
The Gulf of Taranto is found between Italy's two southern points.
What tornado happened in Italy?
As with all places, most Italian tornadoes are weak (EF0-EF1), onlyasmall percentage are strong (EF2-EF3), but in the past Italy has had many destructive events.
In the 1930 a probable F5 tornado hit northern Italy killing 23 people in a path 80 km (50 mi) long.
A few years later, in the 1957 another F5 hit the northern Italy killing 6 people.
On September 11, 1970 an F4 tornado hit Padua and Venice travelling for 70 km killing 36 people (most of these on a boat).
Thewere were two other possible F4 tornadoes, one in 1910 that killed 60 people and another in the 1965 that killed 9 people.
Then there are numerous F3 or EF3 tornadoes. The most recent dates back to 3 May 2013 in northern Italy; large and strong tornado that wounded 13 people. The other most important have occurred in November 28, 2012, near Taranto killing 1 person, on June 6, 2009 near Treviso which wounding 28 people, on November 12, 2004 in Sicily (nearly an F4) and on July 7, 2001 near Milan wounding 92 people.
I hope this information can help you. These are the major ports for commodities in Italy.
NAPLES PORT
Piazzale Pisacane
80133 Naples
Phone: (39) (081) 228-3111
FAX: (39) (081) 206-888
Naples is Italy's second largest port in the Tyrrhenian sea. It is located on the western coast of the country, around the ankle of the Italian boot.
Equipment at the port includes 15 cranes with hook (12- to 20-ton, of which two are 12-ton cranes with bucket) and four 50-ton portainers. There is also one 60-ton floating crane, and 3 self-moving cranes, one Liebherr 1300 HD and 2 Gottwald HMK 280E for loading, unloading and handling of containers.
Other equipment at the port includes 11 mobile gangways for passenger traffic, 2 mobile towers with 4 suction pipes with a total rated capacity of 600 tonnes/hour and an output capacity of 3,200 tonnes/day and pipes to the grain silos with total suction capacity of 200 tonnes/hour.
Storage facilities include shed and warehousing space, 1,000 tons of cold storage, coal storage, bonded warehousing and open storage. There are berths with pipeline connections to coast storage facilities.
SAVONA PORT
Autorita Portuale di Savona
via Gramsci, 14
17100 Savona
Phone: (39) (019) 198-5541
FAX: (39) (019) 1982-7399
Web Site: www.porto.sv.it
The Port of Savona has the ability to handle the following cargoes: forest products, general cargo, steel, grains, oil, bulk cargo and containers.
Forest Products Terminal has 550 m of loading quays, 16,000 sq. m of roofed warehouse and 120,000 cu. m capacity for 40,000 tons of goods. Railway and road connections are available.
General cargo area in Savona for 50,000 sq. m (10,000 in use and 40,000 for readiness) and warehousing for 50,000 sq. m (7,000 in use and 43,000 for readiness)
There is a steel terminal of 12,000 sq. m.
The Cellulose Terminal has 8,000 sq. m of warehousing, with a capacity of 60,000 cm. Fork lifts are available.
The Grain Silo has 2 discharging pneumatic mobile towers and one loading mobile tower. It has a stocking capacity of 60,000 cu. m. Five rail lines are connected to the port system.
Societa Funiviaria Alto Tirreno plant handles bulk cargoes with four 6-ton gantries. It is connected by ropeway to a 600,000 ton stockyard.
The container terminal at Vado Ligure has 465 m of quays, a park of 20,000 sq. m with 2 transtainers (35 tons capacity under spreader, 17.9 m lifting height, 15 rows) and 2 portainers (45 tons capacity under spreader, 43 m outreach) for 3,000 TEU of storage.
Reefer Terminal has 2,800 sq. m of covered storage. There is refrigerated storage for about 1600 tons of fruit. The conveyor belt discharge system is fully automated and computerized.
Cereol Italia silos in Vado Ligure (65,000 tons of storage) handle vessels up to 60,000 dwt.
San Raffaele Pier discharges and loads bulk cargoes. Equipment includes 2 slewing grabs and a loader.
Sea Buoys Terminal has 7 buoys, 35 m draft mooring supertankers, coastal shore tankers for oil products and 4 tanker terminals.
