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The 11 pages that link to Apennine Mountains, each with the reason it gives.

• DolomitesCompared with: The Apennines form Italy’s principal peninsula-spanning range rather than its northeastern Alpine massif.

• ItalyRelated: The range divides landscapes and helps shape local growing conditions and regional cuisines.

• Alpine orogenyRelated: Their formation is linked to the wider convergence and changing plate boundaries of the Alpine region.

• Po ValleyRelated: The Apennines form the southern edge of the Po Valley basin.

• Emilia-RomagnaRelated: Their northern slopes define much of Emilia-Romagna’s southern boundary.

• Italian PeninsulaRelated: This range forms the peninsula’s central spine and divides many of its regions.

• AbruzzoRelated: The Apennines dominate Abruzzo’s western interior and shape its climate and settlement.

• Apuan AlpsNarrower topic: The Apuan Alps form a distinct northwestern sector associated with this larger chain.

• MoliseRelated: Their ridges shape Molise’s inland landscapes and settlements.

• Frasassi CavesNarrower topic: Frasassi lies within the limestone terrain of the central Apennines.

• TeoraNarrower topic: Teora lies in the southern Apennines, where mountain terrain shapes settlement and transport.