Italy has many rivers, of which the Po and the Adige are the most important. The Po, about 670 km (415 mi) long, is navigable from Turin to its outlet on the Adriatic Sea and with its tributaries affords about 965 km (600 mi) of inland waterways. The Adige, about 355 km (220 mi) long, enters Italy from the Austrian province of Tirol, flows east, and, like the Po, empties into the Adriatic. The beds of these rivers are slowly being elevated by alluvial deposits from the mountains. The rivers of the Italian Peninsula are shallow, often dry during the summer season, and consequently of little importance for navigation or industry. The chief peninsular rivers are the Arno and the Tiber. From its sources in the Apennines, the Arno flows west for about 225 km (140 mi), through a well-cultivated valley and the cities of Florence and Pisa. The Tiber rises not far from the sources of the Arno and runs through Rome.
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The Ganga or Ganges is the main river that flows across northern India to the east and empties into the Bay of Bengal.
Verona is in the North East of Italy.See the related link below.Verona is a city in Italy.
There are many rivers in northern India. The Indusstarts in northern India and flows south to the Arabian Sea. The Ganges starts slightly east of this and flows east across the northern plains to the Bay of Bengal.
Slovenia is directly East of the Northern part of Italy; their borders touch. Across from Italy on the Adriatic Sea are Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Albania, and Greece.
No, Slovenia is east of northern Italy (east of the towns of Trieste and Gorizia).
The Alps is the mountain range that stretches across the northern part of Italy. The Alps actually stretches across eight different countries. The total area covered by the Alps is over 80,000 square miles.
Northern Italy controlled trade from east to west. Northern Italy had commercial success. Several cities had easy access to the sea.
The Po River Valley is a major geographic feature that can be found in modern Italy. The valley stretches 400 miles from the east to the west and covers an area of over 17,000 square miles. The Po river flows through the valley and is fed by several other rivers that join it coming down from the surrounding mountains. The modern Italian cities of Milan, Turin, Genoa, Parma, Verona and Venice are found in the Po River Valley.
Italy is north of equator and east of the prime meridian therefore it is in the north east hemisphere
It is a tidal river of the east coast of northern England
The Parthenon (not the Pathenope) is in Athens, Greece.