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The Sillaro (Latin Silarus) is a 66 km Italian torrent, a tributary of the Idice River, which runs briefly through the Italian region of Tuscany and then through the Province of Bologna in Emilia Romagna. Historically its course formed the boundary between Emilia and Romagna.

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 | origin = Sasso di San Zenobi, [[Tuscany]]
-| mouth = [[Reno River|Reno]], [[Emilia-Romagna]]
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 | length = 66 km
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 | watershed = c. 300 km²
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-The '''Sillaro''' (Latin ''Silarus'') is a 66 km [[Italy|Italian]] [[torrent (stream)|torrent]], a tributary of the [[Reno River|Reno]], which runs briefly through the [[Regions of Italy|Italian]] region of [[Tuscany]] and then through the [[Province of Bologna]] in [[Emilia Romagna]]. Historically its course formed the boundary between [[Emilia]] and [[Romagna]].
+The '''Sillaro''' (Latin ''Silarus'') is a 66 km [[Italy|Italian]] [[torrent (stream)|torrent]], a tributary of the [[Idice]] River, which runs briefly through the [[Regions of Italy|Italian]] region of [[Tuscany]] and then through the [[Province of Bologna]] in [[Emilia Romagna]]. Historically its course formed the boundary between [[Emilia]] and [[Romagna]].
 [[Image:Calanchi_valle_del_Sillaro.jpg||thumb|left|The valley of the Sillaro descending towards the plain of the [[pianura padana|Po valley]]]]