Talk:Geography of Italy
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[edit] "Extreme points of Italy" article - proposed merger
See Talk:Extreme points of Italy for the discussion on this. --A bit iffy 12:17, 30 October 2005 (UTC)
[edit] Elevation extremes
I removed the "Elevation extremes" section because I was unable to verify the information given. As far as I can see, even on the Italian-language Wikipedia there is no mention of Brancazio, and Mistretta is just a small town. Odd. These were the entries:
- Lowest point: Mistretta Sea 0 m
- Highest point: Mt. Brancazio 4,810 m
--A bit iffy 12:17, 30 October 2005 (UTC)
Shouldn't have been removed. Very important to people. Leave it IN!!!
--User: perfect\perfecy 6:11 4 December2005 (USA)
[edit] Climate
There's very little on Italy's climate compared to those on many other countries. I'm not sure how to go about flagging that up as an issue on the main page, seeing as it's a small section, so I'm just going to suggest it here, for now.
[edit] Settentrione
Does "Settentrione" mean "northern"? The Italian WP uses this term but Babelfish doesn't translate it into English. Badagnani 17:28, 20 June 2007 (UTC)
