Editing Giannutri (section)

==Geography==
Giannutri was known as ''[[Diana (mythology)|Dianium]]'' by the [[Ancient Rome|Romans]] and ''Artemisia'', ''Αρτεμησία'' by the [[ancient Greece|Greeks]]; it has a [[lunar phase|crescent moon]] shape which forms the Gulf of Spalmatoio and is placed at {{convert|16|km}} south east from the Isola del Giglio and {{convert|17.6|km}} from [[Porto Ercole]]. The island has a coastal perimeter of {{convert|11|km|0|abbr=on}}, is stretched approximately {{convert|2.8|km|0|abbr=on}} from ''Punta del Capo Rosso'' to ''Punta Secca'' (north-south) and {{convert|2|km|0|abbr=on}} from ''Punta San Francesco'' to ''Punta della Salvezza'' (west-east). The soil is [[calcareous]]  and has a rocky and rugged coasts with [[inlets]] and [[cave]]s mainly in the southern part interrupted only by two beaches called ''[[cove|Cala]] dello Spalmatoio'' (on the north-east) and ''Cala Maestra'' (on the north-west) where the dockings are. The island landscape has three hills: ''Poggio del Cannone'' (83 m) and ''Monte Mario'' (78 m) in the northern part and ''Poggio Capel Rosso'' (93 m), the highest, in the south where the lighthouse is.
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