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Bisenzio
The Bisenzio is a river of Tuscany that flows from the Apennines south through Prato into the Arno near Florence. Its water powered fulling mills and dye works that sustained Prato's woollen cloth industry from the Middle Ages, a canal system still known as the gore.
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