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Mount Etna
Key facts
- country: Italy
- inscription date: 2013
- is the site in danger: No
- area: 19,237 m²
- category: Natural
- transboundary: No
Classified as: place
Location on a map: [37°75′N, 14°99′E]
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Summary
Mount Etna is a site. It is located in Italy. It was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2013. The site is categorised as natural and has an area of 19,237 m². The site is not in danger and is not a transboundary site.
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