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Monte San Biagio (Maratea)

Coordinates: 39°59′22″N 15°43′19″E / 39.98944°N 15.72194°E

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Monte San Biagio

Highest point
Elevation	620 m (2,030 ft)
Coordinates	39°59′22″N 15°43′19″E / 39.98944°N 15.72194°E / 39.98944; 15.72194
Geography
Monte San Biagio Italy
Location	Basilicata, Italy
Parent range	Southern Apennines

Monte San Biagio is a mountain of Basilicata, southern Italy.

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