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N. COMUNE MATERIALE DENOMINAZIONE 1 AGIRA CALCARE BASTIONE 2 AGIRA CALCARENITE BACIANTE 3 AGIRA QUARZARENITE MANDRE BIANCHE 5 4 AGIRA QUARZARENITE MANDRE BIANCHE SUD 5 AGIRA CALCARENITE TERRE ROSSE II 6 AGIRA SABBIA MANDRE BIANCHE -GISAM 7 AGIRA CALCARENITE BACIANTE 2 8 AIDONE CALCARE FARGIONE 9 AIDONE CALCARE FARGIONE IIº 10 AIDONE CALCARE TOSCANO 11 AIDONE SABBIA DRAGOFOSSO 12 AIDONE CALCARE TOSCANO - CARFI' 13 AIDONE QUARZARENITE MENDOLA 14 AIDONE QUARZARENITE PARCO 15 ASSORO CALCARENITE PIETRA DI SERRE 16 ASSORO QUARZARENITE MILOCCA 17 ASSORO ROSTICCI ZOLFO ZIMBALIO 18 BARRAFRANCA CALCARE ROCCHE 19 CATENANUOVA SABBIA SAN PIERO 20 CENTURIPE MATER. ALLUV.LE CUBA 2 21 CENTURIPE SABBIA INTORRELLA 2 22 CENTURIPE SABBIA SPINA SANTA 23 CENTURIPE ARGILLA PAPORTELLO-MANDARANO 24 CERAMI QUARZAREN.ORN. GANNO 25 CERAMI CALCARE SPEZZAGALLO 26 CERAMI SABBIA PANGALLO 27 CERAMI SABBIA RAFFO 28 ENNA ARGILLA MENDOLA 29 ENNA CALCARENITE SCIOLTABINO 30 ENNA CALCARENITE ALVANELLO 31 ENNA CALCARE GALLIZZI 32 NICOSIA CALCARE S.BASILE II 33 NICOSIA QUARZAREN. MARROCCO 34 NICOSIA SABBIA MANCIPA 35 NICOSIA SABBIA SAN LUCA 36 NICOSIA SABBIA SANTA AGRIPPINA 37 NICOSIA CALCARENITE BASILE FORNAROTTO 38 NICOSIA CALCARE S.BASILE II 39 NICOSIA CALCARE FICILINO 40 NISSORIA QUARZARENITE BOSCO 41 NISSORIA CALCARENITE PERCIATA 42 PIAZZA ARMERINA SABBIA AMPL.CAMITRICI 43 PIAZZA ARMERINA SABBIA AMPL. IMBACCARI SOPRANO CARFI' 44 PIAZZA ARMERINA SABBIA AMPLIAMENTO IMBACCARI SOPRANO 45 PIAZZA ARMERINA CALCARENITE CAMITRICI II 46 PIAZZA ARMERINA CALCARENITE GALLINICA 47 PIAZZA ARMERINA CALCARENITE SORTEVILLE 48 PIAZZA ARMERINA CALCARE BARINOTTO 49 PIAZZA ARMERINA CALCARENITE MONTAGNA GEBBIA 50 PIETRAPERZIA CALCARE MARCATO BIANCO 51 PIETRAPERZIA CALCARE MUSALA' 52 TROINA QUARZARENITE ORNAMENTALE MONTE S.SILVESTRO 53 TROINA QUARZARENITE COLLE GELSO CAUCIRI' 1 54 VILLAROSA ROSTICCI ZOLFO GIULFO 55 VILLAROSA SABBIA E CONGL. S.ROCCO 56 VILLAROSA CALCARENITE GIURO - PORCAZZO.

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