Monte Grosso - Wikipedia

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Monte Grosso
Monte Grosso seen from Sant'Antonino
Highest point
Elevation	1937
Coordinates	42°30′N 8°55′E / 42.500°N 8.917°E / 42.500; 8.917
Geography
Monte Grosso Location within Corsica
Country	France
Department	Haute-Corse
Parent range	Monte Cinto Massif

Monte Grosso is a mountain in Haute-Corse, Corsica, France, with an elevation of 1,937 metres (6,355 ft). It belongs to the Monte Cinto Massif.

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v t e Landforms of the Haute-Corse department
Massifs	Monte Astu Monte Cinto Monte Incudine Monte Renoso Monte Rotondo Monte San Petrone Monte Stello
Peaks	Capo al Berdato Capu Biancu Capu Tafunatu Cima a i Mori Cima di e Follicie Monte Astu Monte Cinto Monte Grosso Monte Incudine Monte d'Oro Monte Padro Monte Renoso Monte Rotondo Monte San Petrone Monte Stello Paglia Orba Punta Artica Punta Minuta San Parteo
Passes	Bigorno Marsolino Prato Saint-Antoine Sainte-Marie San Colombano San Quilico Santa Lucia Santo Stefano Sorba Teghime Verde Vergio Vizzavona
Communes Landforms Corse-du-Sud Waterbodies

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