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Valtellina

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Valtellina

Valley of the upper AddaRiver in Lombardy region, northern Italy, stretching from the Ortler group of the Alps to Lake Como. Products include wine, wheat, figs, and mulberries. Winter tourism is important. The chief town is Sondrio.
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