Piedmont Ports and Anchorages

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Porto Turistico di Verbania Pallanza – Lago Maggiore

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Porto di Verbania Suna – Approdare sul Lago Maggiore

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Porto di Feriolo – Posto barca sul Lago Maggiore

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Porto comunale di Baveno – Navigare il Lago Maggiore

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Approdo pubblico di Lesa – Dove attraccare sul Lago Maggiore

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Vecchio porto comunale di Stresa – Navigazione sul Lago Maggiore

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Porto del Golfo di Solcio di Lesa sul lago Maggiore

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Porto del Lido di Meina – Lago Maggiore

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Approdo turistico del lungolago di Arona

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Porto turistico comunale di Belgirate

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Darsena di Arona – Porti del Piemonte

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