Mountains and Mountain Regions in Bulgaria - Sustainable Development in Mountain Regions: Southeastern Europe - page 35

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Rila
Pirin
Stara planina
Vitosha
Osogovska planina
Slavyanka
Rodopi
Belasitsa
Vlahina
Maleshevska planina
Karvav kamak
Milevska planina
Ruy
Ograzhden
Sredna gora
Lisets
Chudinsda planina
Predbalkan
Konyavska planina
Erulska planina
Verila
Lyubash
Strazha
Kobilska planina
Plana
Elovishka planina
Zemenska planina
Lyulin
Ezdemirska planina
Stargach
Penkyovska planina
Zavalska planina
Rudini
Golo bardo
Cherna gora
Viskyar
Sakar
Strandzha

Musala - 2,925 m

Vihren - 2,914 m

Botev - 2,376 m

Cherni Vrah - 2,290 m

Ruen - 2,251 m

Gotsev Vrah - 2,212 m

Golyam Perelik - 2,191 m

Radomir - 2,029 m

Kadiytsa - 1,924 m

Ilyov Vrah - 1,802 m

Bilo - 1,737 m

Milevets - 1,733 m

Ruy - 1,706 m

Golak - 1,644 m

Bogdan - 1,604 m

Vrashnik - 1,500 m

Aramlia - 1,496 m

Vasilyov Vrah - 1,490 m

Viden - 1,487 m

Golemi Vrah - 1,481 m

Golyam Debelets - 1,415 m

Lyubash - 1,399 m

Golemi Vrah - 1,389 m

Beli Kamak - 1,362 m

Manastirishte - 1,338 m

Plocha - 1,329 m

Tichark - 1,295 m

Dupevitsa - 1,256 m

Golemi Vrah - 1,219 m

Asenov Vrah - 1,218 m

Konski Vrah - 1,187 m

Kitka - 1,181 m

Sirishtnishka Rudina - 1,172 -m

Vetrushka - 1,158 m

Tumba - 1,129 m

Mechi kamak - 1,077 m

Vishegrad - 856 m

Gradishte - 710 m

Fig. 4.1 The highest peaks of Bulgarian mountains