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Tevere

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Tevere, river: see Tiber Tiber , Ital. Tevere, Latin Tiberis, river, 251 mi (404 km) long, rising in the Etruscan Apennines, central Italy. It flows generally S across Tuscany, Umbria, and N Latium, then SW through Rome to empty into the Tyrrhenian Sea by two mouths.
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Tiber River

 Italian Tevere

River, Italy. The country's second-longest river, it rises in the Tuscan Apennines, and flows south for 252 mi (405 km), ultimately passing through the city of Rome before entering the Mediterranean at Ostia. It was an important navigation route for trade in Roman times. Despite sporadic dredging over the centuries, its persistent silting has limited its use in modern times.



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June and July are host to Expo Tevere, a festival which takes place between Sant''Angelo bridge and Cavour bridge, and remains open from early until late at night.
Eurocamp's I Pini parc boasts excellent facilities and a panoramic position overlooking the picturesque Tevere Valley.
Unusually, the familiar black-and-orange silks of champion owner Dr Ian Shenkin are absent from the final day, with those colours having been carried with honour this season by the remarkable Champion Hurdle winner Tevere and Groomsman, among others.
 
 
 
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