Giro d'Italia 2020 race map
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Map of the 2020 Giro d'Italia
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Stages
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Stage 115.1km | Monreale - Palermo
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Stage 2149km | Alcamo - Agrigento
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Stage 3150km | Etna - Etna
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Stage 4140km | Catania - Villafranca Tirrena
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Stage 5225km | Miletus - Camigliatello Silano
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Stage 6188km | Castrovillari - Matera
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Stage 7143km | Matera - Brindisi
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Stage 8200km | Giovinazzo - Vieste (Gargano)
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Stage 9208km | San Salvo - Roccaraso (Aremogna)
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Stage 10177km | Lanciano - Tortoreto Lido
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Stage 11182km | Porto Sant'Elpidio - Rimini
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Stage 12204km | Cesenatico - Cesenatico
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Stage 13192km | Cervia - Monselice
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Stage 1434.1km | Conegliano - Valdobbiandene
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Stage 15185km | Base Aerea Rivolto - Piancavallo
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Stage 16229km | Udine - San Daniele del Friuli
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Stage 17203km | Bassano del Grappa - Madonna di Campiglio
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Stage 18207km | Pinzolo - Laghi di Cancano
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Stage 19251km | Morbegno - Asti
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Stage 20198km | Alba - Sestriere
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Stage 2115.7km | Cernusco sul Naviglio - Milano
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