Magredi, more commonly called Grava, is a natural landscape in the north-east of Italy. It’s formed by two big principal rivers: Cellina and Meduna. Its characteristics are a dry and desert landscape because the water is absorbed from the ground and then rises again when the ground is no longer permeable. It is a mutable landscape for two reasons: because of the natural course and because of the human interventions around and in this place.
