Monte Pasubio

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Monte Pasubio is a mountain in the Venetian Prealps of northern Italy, historically known for its strategic role and extensive military fortifications during World War I.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mountain
activity hiking
historical trekking
mountaineering
battle Battles of the Isonzo theatre vicinity
climate alpine climate
conflict World War I
country Italy
elevation 2232 metres
7323 feet
geology limestone
hasFeature extensive trench systems
karst limestone formations
military tunnels
war cemeteries
hasRefuge Rifugio Achille Papa NERFINISHED
hasRoute Strada degli Eroi panoramic road NERFINISHED
Strada delle 52 Gallerie military mule road NERFINISHED
hasSummit Cima Bella Laita NERFINISHED
Cima Palon NERFINISHED
Cima del Pasubio NERFINISHED
hasViewOf Little Dolomites NERFINISHED
Po Valley NERFINISHED
heritageStatus site of historical and military interest
knownFor Strada degli Eroi NERFINISHED
Strada delle 52 Gallerie NERFINISHED
World War I military fortifications
strategic role during World War I
war memorials
locatedIn Venetian Prealps NERFINISHED
northern Italy NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Province of Trento NERFINISHED
Province of Vicenza NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Pasubio Massif NERFINISHED
locatedOn border between Veneto and Trentino-Alto Adige
mountainRange Venetian Prealps NERFINISHED
nearestCity Rovereto NERFINISHED
Schio NERFINISHED
partOf Alps
Italian Front of World War I NERFINISHED
Prealps of Vicenza NERFINISHED
prominence about 1200 metres
tourism historical tourism related to World War I
popular hiking destination
via ferrata routes
usedFor Austro-Hungarian military operations in World War I
Italian military defensive positions in World War I

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Province of Vicenza contains Monte Pasubio
Pasubio Infantry Division namedAfter Monte Pasubio