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The actual southernmost point in Italy is Capo Maluk, Lampedusa, Sicily which has co-ordinates of 35°29′N, 12°36′E.
The southernmost point in the mainland of Italy is Capo Spartivento, Calabria which has co-ordinates of 37°56′N, 16°3′E.
The southernmost point in the mainland of Italy is Capo Spartivento, Calabria which has co-ordinates of 37°56′N, 16°3′E.
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