# Valdera

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**Valdera** is the name of an area in the [Province of Pisa](/source/Province_of_Pisa) in [Tuscany](/source/Tuscany).[1]

It comprises the following municipalities:

- [Capannoli](/source/Capannoli)
- [Casciana Terme Lari](/source/Casciana_Terme_Lari)
- [Chianni](/source/Chianni)
- [Crespina](/source/Crespina)
- [Lajatico](/source/Lajatico)
- [Palaia](/source/Palaia)
- [Peccioli](/source/Peccioli)
- [Ponsacco](/source/Ponsacco)
- [Terricciola](/source/Terricciola)

The Valdera area usually also includes the following municipalities for social and economical reasons. They are all located near the lower part of the [Arno river valley](/source/Valdarno) and near the [Lucca](/source/Lucca) plain.

- [Pontedera](/source/Pontedera)
- [Bientina](/source/Bientina)
- [Buti](/source/Buti,_Tuscany)
- [Calcinaia](/source/Calcinaia)
- [Santa Maria a Monte](/source/Santa_Maria_a_Monte)

## References

1. ["Unione Valdera"](https://www.unione.valdera.pi.it/). *unione.valdera.pi.it*. Retrieved 2 July 2024.

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