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The Tagliamento is the most important river in Friuli-Venezia Giulia with a length of 170 km and a river basin almost 3,000 km² wide: considered the only one in the entire Alpine arc and one of the few in Europe to preserve the original morphology with intertwined channels, for this characteristic of high hydromorphological quality, as well as for the uniqueness of the river ecosystem as a whole, it is also called the King of Alpine rivers. nThe river has torrential characteristics, a bed up to two kilometers wide (compared to a length of 170), the absence of artificial embankments and a limited number of bridges due to the prohibition to build on an area of military interest, considered a line of military defense up to the Cold War. The permanence of the original river bed and corridor, and the absence of significant human contributions along its course, make it "the last wild river in Europe ". Only here can a river bed with intertwined channels and of a similar width still be observed. Its contribution to the ecosystem of the Adriatic Sea derives primarily from the quality of the flowing waters, and from the white dolomite sediments of the Carnic Alps and volcanic rock, which determine tourist realities such as Lignano and Bibione. from Wikiperdia nIl Tagliamento è il più importante fiume del Friuli-Venezia Giulia con una lunghezza di 170 km ed un bacino fluviale ampio quasi 3. 000 km²: considerato l'unico dell'intero arco alpino ed uno dei pochi in Europa a conservare l'originaria morfologia a canali intrecciati, per questa caratteristica di elevata qualità idromorfologica, nonché per l'unicità dell'ecosistema fluviale nel suo complesso, viene anche detto il Re dei fiumi alpini.
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Nous ne savons pas grand-chose au sujet de Roberto Pizzutti, mais nous sommes certains que c'est quelqu'un de génial et que très bientôt, son profil sera complété.
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