Monte Priora

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Monte Priora
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Monte Priora
Location in Italy
Highest point
Elevation 2,333 m (7,654 ft)
Prominence 447 m (1,467 ft)  OOjs UI icon edit-ltr-progressive.svg
Coordinates 42°56′01″N13°14′28″E / 42.93361°N 13.24111°E / 42.93361; 13.24111 Coordinates: 42°56′01″N13°14′28″E / 42.93361°N 13.24111°E / 42.93361; 13.24111
Geography
Location Marche, Italy
Parent range Apennines
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View of Monte Priora

Monte Priora is a mountain of Marche, Italy, representing the third highest peak in the group of Sibillini Mountains, after Mount Vettore and Cima del Redentore (Italian for The Redeemer's Peak). Mount Priora's summit is also known as Pizzo della Regina (Peak of the Queen).


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