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Eastern Europe Ranges

Range TypeBogus mountain grouping for this site
Highest PointGerlach (2654 m/8707 ft)
CountriesRussia (56%), Ukraine (14%), Poland (7%), Romania (5%), Belarus (5%), Hungary (2%), Germany (2%), Czech Republic (2%), Lithuania (1%), Latvia (1%), Slovakia (1%), Estonia (1%), Moldova (1%)
(numbers are approximate percentage of range area)
Area4,381,355 sq km / 1,691,643 sq mi
Area may include lowland areas
Extent2,862 km / 1,779 mi North-South
2,998 km / 1,863 mi East-West
Center Lat/Long56° 19' N; 35° 4' E
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Map of Eastern Europe Ranges
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Note: Range borders shown on map are an approximation and are not authoritative.
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Other Ranges: To go to pages for other ranges either click on the map above, or on range names in the hierarchy snapshot below, which show the parent, siblings, and children of the Eastern Europe Ranges.
EuropeLevel 1 (Parent)
         Scandinavia-European ArcticLevel 2 (Sibling)
         Northwest EuropeLevel 2 (Sibling)
         Iberian PeninsulaLevel 2 (Sibling)
         AlpsLevel 2 (Sibling)
         Italian Peninsula and IslandsLevel 2 (Sibling)
         Eastern Europe RangesLevel 2
                 Southeast Baltic PlainsLevel 3 (Child)
                 Bohemian RangesLevel 3 (Child)
                 Carpathian MountainsLevel 3 (Child)
                 Southern CarpathiansLevel 3 (Child)
                 Ukrainian PlainsLevel 3 (Child)
                 Central RussiaLevel 3 (Child)
                 North RussiaLevel 3 (Child)
         Balkan PeninsulaLevel 2 (Sibling)
         Ural MountainsLevel 2 (Sibling)
         Caucasus MountainsLevel 2 (Sibling)


Major Peaks of the Eastern Europe Ranges

Ten Highest Peaks
RankPeak NamemftRange3
1.Gerlach26548707Carpathian Mountains
2.Lomnický Štit26328635Carpathian Mountains
3.Zadný Gerlach26308629Carpathian Mountains
4.L'adovy Stit26278619Carpathian Mountains
5.Pysny Stit26238606Carpathian Mountains
6.Maly Ladovy Stit26028537Carpathian Mountains
7.Kotlovy Stit26018533Carpathian Mountains
8.Vysoka25608399Carpathian Mountains
9.Kezmarsky Stit25588392Carpathian Mountains
10.Moldoveanu25448346Southern Carpathians
Sub-peaks are excluded from this list. List may not be complete, since only summits in the PBC Database are included.
Child Range High Points
RankPeak NamemftRange3
1.Gerlach26548707Carpathian Mountains
2.Moldoveanu25448346Southern Carpathians
3.Sněžka16025256Bohemian Ranges
4.Roman-Kosh15455069Ukrainian Plains
5.Hara Dzyarzhynskaya3451132Southeast Baltic Plains
6.Lenina150492Central Russia


Photos of Peaks in the Eastern Europe Ranges

Gerlach
Gerlach: Clouds appear to be devouring the high massif of Gerlach, highest point in the High Tatra.
Rysy
Rysy: Approaching the high crest of the Tatra, near Rysy, from the south (Slovak) side of the range.


Kékes
Kékes: In 1985 the high point of Hungary was marked by a rock, painted like the national flag, on this pedestal.



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