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Orography of Apulia

Orography of Apulia

Apulia is the easternmost region of Italy. The coasts (800 km) are sometimes rocky, sometimes they have sheer walls or are sandy. 98% of the Apulian coasts are suitable for swimming.

Orography of Puglia: General data

  • Borders: Puglia borders the Molise Region to the north-west, the Campania and Basilicata regions to the west, the Adriatic Sea to the east and north, the Ionian Sea to the south.
  • Area: 19,540.90 Km2
  • Plains (53%): the Tavoliere, to the north, is the largest plain
  • Hills (45%): constitute the Murgia Plateau, which extends, in the internal part, from north to south up to Brindisi
    Mountains (2%): Gargano and Subappennino Dauno
  • Coasts (800 Km): sometimes rocky, sometimes they have sheer walls or are sandy; 98% of the Apulian coasts are suitable for swimming
  • Islands: the Tremiti Archipelago, north-east of the Gargano peninsula; the small Cheradi islands, near Taranto; the islet of Sant’Andrea in front of the coast of Gallipoli.

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