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Val Bognanco

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Val Bognanco is a valley of the Alps in the Pennine range, in Piedmont, Italy. It is drained by the Bogna, a tributary of the Toce that meets the larger river at Domodossola before draining into Lake Maggiore. The valley's western side is bounded by a mountain ridge that joins the main chain of the Pennine Alps at Pizzo di Andolla and runs from northwest to southeast, separating the Bogna from the Diveria river.

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