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Corso Trieste
Street in Rome, Italy
Street, Rome
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Corso Trieste is a street in Rome that connects Via Nomentana to Piazza Annibaliano. The street, which since 1946 has given its name to the XVII district of Rome, is notably known for the umbrella pines planted in its central reservation. The creation of the road was planned in the general municipal plan of 1909, and it was built between 1924 and 1930 between Via Nomentana and Piazza Istria.
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