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Toppa Pizzuta

Highest point
Elevation	770 m (2,530 ft)
Geography
Location	Basilicata, Italy
Parent range	Southern Apennines

Toppa Pizzuta is a mountain of Basilicata, Italy.^[1]

East of this mountain lies the exclave of Tricarico.

References

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↑ Contillo, Lucia. "STUDIO GEOLOGICO-GEOMORFOLOGICO E REDAZIONE DI CARTOGRAFIA: GEOMATICA MULTISCALA DELL'AREA COMPRESA TRA POTENZA E MATERA E I FIUMI BASENTO E BRADANO (BASILICATA)" (pdf). Mitigo in Basilicata (in Italian). doi:10.3301/GFT.2023.01. Retrieved 13 October 2026.

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Monte Alpi Monte Calvario Monte Carmine Monte Caruso Coccovello Dolomiti lucane Monti Li Foj Massiccio del Sirino Monti la Spina – Zaccana Pollino Monte San Biagio Serra di Castrocucco Toppa Pizzuta Monte Volturino Monte Vulture