To this island's north lie a series of islands known for pumice and sulfur mining, including Lipari.
A low, formerly submarine volcanic chain that includes Mount Raci on this island is known as the Hyblaean Mountains. To this island's north lie a series of islands known for pumice and sulfur mining, including Lipari. The Simeto River on this island rises in the Nebrodi Mountains. This island's southeast features thousands of square-cut rock tombs known collectively as the Necropolis of Pantalica. This island contains the remains of the Greek colony of Selinunte as well as a number of Doric-style temples at Agrigento. Separated from mainland by the strait of Messina and located south of the Tyrrhenian Sea, for 10 points, identify this island that contains Mount Etna, located next to the boot of Italy.
A low, formerly submarine volcanic chain that includes Mount Raci on this island is known as the Hyblaean Mountains.
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