Cervati or Monte Cervati is an Italian mountain of the Province of Salerno, Campania.

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Cervati
Highest point
Elevation	1,898 m (6,227 ft)
Prominence	1,344 m (4,409 ft)
Coordinates	40°16′N 15°28′E
Geography
Cervati Location in Italy
Location	Province of Salerno (Campania, Italy)
Parent range	Lucan Subappennines
Geology
Mountain type	Extinct volcano

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The mountain is located in the north-western side of the municipality of Sanza, close to the forest area of Pruno.^[1] It is the source of the river Bussento.

With 1,898 amsl it is the highest mountain of Cilento, followed by Panormo (part of Alburni range, 1,742 amsl), Faiatella (1,710) and Gelbison (1,705). It is also the second highest mountain of Campania, after the Monte Miletto of Matese (2,050), located partly in Molise.^[2][3]

Cervati is an extinct volcano. ^[4] The last eruption from the volcano is unknown.

• Gelbison
• Alburni
• Stella
• Apennine Mountains