Alto Adige 



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Extending south from the Réesia (Reschen) pass is the upper Adige (Etsch) valley, which from here to Merano is known as the Val Venosta (Vintschgau), with the most massive peaks (about 3,000m/10,000ft) of the Eastern Alps, from which the Val Passiria (Passeiertal) branches off and runs north to the Passo di Monte Giovo (Jaufenpass, 2,094m/6,910ft). Beyond this is Vipiteno (Sterzing) in the Isarco (Eisack) valley, which farther south is joined by the Pusteria (Puster) valley.
The economy of the Alto Adige still depends mainly on the vigor and energy of its farming population. Corn-growing is steadily declining in favor of fodder crops (maize) and seed potatoes. In this region forestry is an important activity, while the extensive
The economy of the Alto Adige still depends mainly on the vigor and energy of its farming population. Corn-growing is steadily declining in favor of fodder crops (maize) and seed potatoes. In this region forestry is an important activity, while the extensive
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