- Dolomites,
separated by a line
following the Val Badia–Campolongo P****–
Cordevole Valley (Agordino) axis. The
Dolomites may be
divided into the following...
-
provinces of
Trentino and
Belluno in Italy.It
connects Agordo in the
Cordevole valley and
Fiera di Primiero. The Alta Via 2
traverses the p****, along...
- Piave, runs
through Belluno, as do its
tributaries the
Boite and the
Cordevole. The
southern part is
called Valbelluna, the
widest and most populous...
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Battalions – Val
Chisone (228–230 Cos); Val
Piave (267 & 268 Cos) & Val
Cordevole (206 & 266 Cos) Torino-Susa
Group of Mt.
Artillery (Mt
batteries 2 & 3)...
- rich in
water resources, like springs,
swamps and
streams including:
Cordevole, Mis, Caorame,
Stien (Caorame tributary),
Falcina (Mis tributary), Ardo...
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Sottosella Dam, on the Isonzo,
former Yugoslavia (1940); Ghirlo Dam, on the
Cordevole (1940); Dam of Sauris, on
Lumiei (1947); Bau
Mandara Dam, on the Flumendosa (1949);...
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Cismon Monte Pavione Pieve di
Cadore Val
Piave Monte Antelao Belluno Val
Cordevole Monte Pelmo Monte Marmolada 8th
Alpini Tolmezzo Val
Tagliamento Monte...
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during the
Barbarian invasions, the
inhabitants fled to the F****a, Badia,
Cordevole and
Ampezzo valleys. In the
Middle Ages,
Ampezzo fell
under the jurisdiction...
- 75 km as the crow flies, and
about double the
distance on the ground. The
Cordevole [it] sector,
between the Pale di San
Martino and the
Rocchetta di Pelmo...
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debris flow from
Monte Piz with a
death toll of 49 people. The
river Cordevole was
hereby blocked, and thus that
water formed the lake. https://www.dolomiti...
