Pietre Grosse Landslide

Title: Pietre Grosse Landslide
Description: A cyclopic landslide that occurred on Mount Bo (2071 m a.s.l.) in the 17th century, resulting in the detachment of large boulders. These boulders, some of which are massive, form the current landscape of the site.
Landform shape: Denudative - Landslide; The landform features large, detached boulders scattered over a rugged area on the slopes of Mount Bo. These boulders have formed a unique rocky landscape, with some rocks appearing as massive, rounded, or angular outcrops.
isRelatedTo_GeositeElement: Eclogitic micaschists, quarzitic gneiss, quartzite.
Related to event: PIETRE GROSSE Landslide
is related to event: Formation of the Sesia Lanzo Zone
Older numeric age: 17th century
Younger numeric age: Present

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PIETRE GROSSE