The Balkan peninsula includes a number of mountain ranges such as the Dinaric Alps which run northwest along the Adriatic Sea coast; the mountains of Greece and Bulgaria. The Bulgarian mountains include the Balkan mountains that run west to east through Bulgaria to the Black Sea. South of the Balkans lie the Rila and Rhodope mountains that extend through Sofia to the Aegean Sea. The highest peak (Musala) and second highest peak (Vichren) in Bulgaria lies within these mountains.
The Balkan peninsula includes a number of mountain ranges such as the Dinaric Alps which run northwest along the Adriatic Sea coast; the mountains of Greece and Bulgaria. The Bulgarian mountains include the Balkan mountains that run west to east through Bulgaria to the Black Sea. South of the Balkans lie the Rila and Rhodope mountains that extend through Sofia to the Aegean Sea. The highest peak (Musala) and second highest peak (Vichren) in Bulgaria lies within these mountains.
Dinaric Alps
The Rhodope Mountains are located on the southern tip of the Balkan Peninsula. This range is mostly within the borders of Bulgaria, with a small part stretching into Greece.
The Balkan Mountain range (in Bulgaria Balkan Mountain is often called the 'Stara Planina' Mountains)
Balkan mountain range
The Balkans are a peninsula itself: the Balkan Peninsula.
One of Europe's highest mountain ranges that stretches from Spain to the Balkan Peninsula.
Belmeken dam is the highest in the Balkan Peninsula as far as altitude goes. It is situated at 1920m above sea level in the Rila Mountain, Bulgaria. Rila Mountain also has the highest peak on the Balkan Peninsula and Bulgaria. It's called Musala (2925m above sea level). However which is the biggest dam in the Balkan Peninsula as far as size goes I do not know
The Balkan Peninsula. The Balkan Peninsula.
Balkan Peninsula
The Alpine Mountain System. It stretches from France to the Balkan Peninsula.
The Balkan mountain range runs from the border with Serbia 560km eastwards to the Black Sea
What is is the name of the long mountain range located on the Italian peninsula?