Salso
The Salso, also known as the Imera Meridionale, is a river in Sicily, Italy. It rises in the Madonie Mountains and, traversing the provinces of Enna and Caltanissetta, flows into the Mediterranean at the western end of the Gulf of Gela at the seaport of Licata, in the province of Agrigento.
- Stream
- Description: river of Sicily
- Also known as“Fiume Imera Meridionale”“Himera river (south)”“Imera Meridionale”“Salso River”
Places of Interest Nearby
Discover Stadio Dino Liotta and Sant’Angelo.
Stadio Dino Liotta
Sports venue
Stadio Dino Liotta is an arena in Licata, Italy.
Salso
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Latitude
37.10188° or 37° 6′ 7″ north
Longitude
13.94611° or 13° 56′ 46″ east
Open location code
8F9M4W2W+QC
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In Other Languages
From Ancient Greek to Venetian—“Salso” goes by many names.
ἹμέραςAncient Greek (to 1453)
نهر سالسوArabic
Ríu SalsoAsturian
Imera MeridionaleBavarian
Riu SalsoCatalan
萨尔索河Chinese
薩爾索河Chinese
СальсоChuvash
SalsoCzech
Imera meridionaleDutch
SalsoDutch
نهر سالسوEgyptian Arabic
SalsoEsperanto
Salso (rivero)Esperanto
ΣάλσοGreek
אימרה מרידיונלהHebrew
SalsoIrish
HimerasItalian
Imera meridionaleItalian
Imera Meridionale - SalsoItalian
イメラメリディオナーレ川Japanese
サルソ川Japanese
Himera AustralisLatin
Hymera AustralisLatin
SalsoLatin
SalsumLatin
Imera MeridionalePolish
SalsoPolish
Имера-МеридионалеRussian
СальсоRussian
СальсуRussian
SalsoSerbo-Croatian
SalsoSicilian
SalsuSicilian
Fiume SalsoVenetian
Places with the Same Name
Localities in the Area
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Notable Places Nearby
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