Ticino
a canton in the S. of Switzerland; area, 1,088 square miles. The numerous small lakes.
N. and greater part of this canton is an elevated and mountainous region, the Bernardin, and Mount St.
Gotthard forming its N. boundary. The chief river is the Ticino, and there are res.
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