Natural site
Macalube di Aragona Nature Reserve
Italy
About
A bare hill, from whitish to dark grey, dotted with mud volcanoes about a metre high; the name comes from an Arabic word for overturning. Plato and Pliny described it, and the Romans used the mud for rheumatism. Closed to the public since 2014.
37.37570, 13.59930
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