Ports in Friuli Venezia Giulia

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Canoa San Giorgio

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Cantieri Marina San Giorgio Spa

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Nausika Yacht – Adriatic Marine Center

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Marina S. Andrea

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Marina Planais

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ASD “Nautica San Giorgio”

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Circolo Nautico “Laguna San Giorgio”

PortoFriuli Venezia Giulia
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Gruppo Sportivo Lagunare

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Circolo nautico “AIRONE 90”

PortoFriuli Venezia Giulia
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Associazione sportiva nautica “AUSSA TERZO”

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Porto Nogaro

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Portopiccolo Sistiana

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Marina Uno – Lignano Riviera

PortoFriuli Venezia Giulia
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Marina Primero

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Dock San Marco

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Marina Punta Gabbiani

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North Cape Marina

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Marina San Giusto

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Marina Punta Verde

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Marina Punta Faro

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Portomaran

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Porto San Vito – Ports of Friuli

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Marina of Aquileia

PortoFriuli Venezia Giulia
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Monfalcone – Marina Lepanto

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Marina Hannibal

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Marina Stella

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Marina San Rocco

PortoFriuli Venezia Giulia

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