The first of these regions is the vale of the Po which extends about two hundred and sixty miles in length and in breadth where widest one hundred and fifty. It is bounded by the Alps and the Apennines on the north west and south and on the east lies open to the Adriatic. The second is the tract enclosed by the Apennines forming the Roman and Tuscan territories. The third is confined to the Campania Felix and its immediate dependencies such as the borders and the islands of the bay of Naples and of the plains of Patstum. The last consists of Labruzzo Apulia Calabria and the southern extremities of Italy.
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