Mascali

Mascali occupies the lower eastern slopes of Mount Etna in Sicily, between the volcano and the Ionian Sea. It is a working agricultural district, where volcanic soils support citrus groves and vineyards; the coastal hamlet of Fondachello gives the municipality a direct link to the shore. Mascali is also defined by the 1928 eruption of Etna, which destroyed much of the older settlement and prompted its reconstruction. Its location connects the Etnean foothills with the rail and road corridor running along Sicily’s eastern coast. Continue with other webcams from the area to see how this part of eastern Sicily connects regionally.

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