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Mount Brè

mountain, Switzerland
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  • Lugano, Switzerland
    Lugano

    …and to the east is Mount Brè (3,035 feet [925 meters]). First mentioned in the 6th century, Lugano was occupied in 1499 by the French and was taken in 1512 by the Swiss. The center of Lugano canton of the Helvetic Republic from 1798 to 1803, it was then included…

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    …and to the east is Mount Brè (3,035 feet [925 meters]). First mentioned in the 6th century, Lugano was occupied in 1499 by the French and was taken in 1512 by the Swiss. The center of Lugano canton of the Helvetic Republic from 1798 to 1803, it was then included…

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