The Tiber Valley (Italian language: Valle del Tevere) is the largest geographical part of the
Geology
The Tiber basin is made up of four main morpho-structural environments:
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the upper Tiber basin, composed mainly of terrigenous sediment in flysch facies of Tuscan origin (on the right bank north of Lake Trasimeno) and Umbria-Marche (on the left bank)
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the Apennine carbonate ridge, which occupies the eastern and southern sector, made up of carbonate reliefs;
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the Tiber graben with its marine to continental facies deposits, the intermountain basins;
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the volcanic systems of the Monti Volsini, Monti Cimini, Monti Sabatini and Alban Hills, which occupy the southwestern sector.
- Graben
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Paleotevere Graben
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Paglia-Tevere Graben
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Tiber Graben (Chiana Valley)
Territory and environment
Protected natural areas
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Tiber River Park - Umbria Region
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Interregional Tiber River Park
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Delta of the Tiber - Litorale Romano State Nature Reserve
Gallery
File:Sorgente-tevere-fumaiolo.jpg| Sources of the Tiber - Monte Fumaiolo
File:Panoramica Lago di Montedoglio.jpg| Lake Montedoglio
File:Citerna panoramik.jpg| Alta valle del Tevere
File:Lago di Corbara 1.JPG| Lake of Corbara
File:Dunarobba.jpg| Fossil forest of Dunarobba
File:Lago di Alviano2.JPG| Lake of Alviano
File:Capu L'Aia.JPG| Capu l'Aia
File:Panorama Riserva Nazzano Tevere-Farfa.jpg| Lake of Nazzano
File:Gaspar van Wittel - View of Tor di Nona (1690s).jpg| Boat towed with Burlak by arms from Pilorciatori
File:Localizzazione siti paleolitici Aniene.jpg| Paleolithic sites Tiber Valley - Aniene
File:Fiumicino 04 (RaBoe).jpg| Delta of Tiber - between Fiumicino and Ostia
File:ISS053-E-110772 - View of Earth.jpg| The Tiber Valley from Space
See also
Notes
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