The chain of the Apennines shall make up the back thorn of the Italian pensula, and there shall be three parts in it: the northern Apennines, of lower height; the central Apennines, also referred to as Abruzzes, which shall make up the roof of the chain, and shall be presented with karstic type models; and finally, the southern Apennines, which are under its height.
On the south end of the Italian peninsula, the island of Sicily is considered to be an extension of the Apennines, representing Mount Etna, which is the highest volcano in Europe with 3,345 m.
The island of Sardenia is also mountain, even though it can uncover the river origination of Campidano, between Oristan and Cagliari.
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Italian climatology, well as a Mediterranean character, features remarkable regional variations.
In the first post, for the effect of its extension in latitude: annual media in Milan of 23 °C in June, and -0.6 °C in January, during the time that in Palermo, these media are 24 and 13 °Cs, respectfully.
The most precipitous of the land is the province of Udine, on the north -east, with 1,530 -mm, and the place with less precipitates in the south of the region of Apulia, in the province of Foggia and in the south part of Sicily, with approximately 460 -mm.
It may be different from the land in three climatic regions: the Mediterranean climate in the south of Italy, with warm settlements exceeding 30 C, the rivers of the river Po, where winter is very cold as in the land of northern Europe and the Apennines, with cold climate and strong precipitation.
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