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Tiber River

The Tiber descends from the Apennines through central Italy and Rome to the Tyrrhenian Sea. Its river valley connects inland uplands with the western Mediterranean coast.

Fast Facts

  • Source: Mount Fumaiolo in the Apennines; course generally south through central Italy; mouth: Tyrrhenian coast near Ostia and Fiumicino.
  • Facing downstream, the Nera and Aniene enter from the left.
  • Rome occupies both sides of the river; Vatican City lies on its right-bank side within the city.
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