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Ombrone Pistoiese
The Ombrone Pistoiese near Poggio a Caiano
Location of the Ombrone Pistoiese within Northern Italy
Location
Country	Italy
Region	Tuscany
Physical characteristics

Source
• coordinates	44°02′02.12″N 10°54′47.39″E / 44.0339222°N 10.9131639°E / 44.0339222; 10.9131639

Length	47 kilometres (29 mi)
Basin features
River system	Arno
Tributaries
• left	Vincio di Brandeglio [it], Vincio di Montagnana [it], Torrente Stella [it], Furba [it]
• right	The Calice (torrente) [it], including Torrente Brana [it], Bure, Torrente Agna [it]

The Ombrone Pistoiese is an Italian river and tributary of the Arno.^[1]

^ E. Repetti , Geographic, physical, historical dictionary of Tuscany, Florence 1833-45 (entries: "Ombrone" and others)