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Fiume Morto
River in Italy
River, Italy
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Fiume Morto is a canal that flows into the sea 5 km south of the mouth of the Serchio, on the edge of the San Rossore pine forest. The Fiume Morto currently marks the boundary between the municipalities of San Giuliano Terme and Pisa within the San Rossore estate. According to one source, the course of the river takes different names depending on the location: from its origin to the intersection with the Fosso di Ripafratta it is called Fossa Vicinaia; from there to Madonna dell'Acqua it is called Fossa di Maltraverso; from Madonna dell'Acqua to the Sterpaia bridge it is called Fossa di Scorno; from there to the sea it is called Fiume Morto.
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