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The Transylvanian Alps consists of the mountainous region of south-central Romania. It is also called the Southern Carpathians. It is from the Carpathian Mountain arc from the Prahova River valley in the east to the gap in which flows the Timis and Cerna Rivers. Mount Moldoveanu Is the highest point in Romania at 8,346 feet.
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Which country are the Transylvanian Alps located?
The Transylvanian Alps are located in Romania. They are a mountain range in the central part of the country, known for their scenic beauty and diverse flora and fauna.
Which Alps lie near the Black Sea?
Transylvanian alps
What country contains the Transylvanian Alps?
Romania
What country are both the Carpathian Mountains and the the Transylvanian Alps?
Romania
Which mountain ranges are in Eastern Europe?
Major mountain ranges in Eastern Europe include the Caucuses, the Urals, and the Transylvanian Alps.
In what country are both the carpathian mountains and transylvanian alps?
Romania.
In what country are both Carpathian mountains and Transylvania alps?
Romania. The Carpathian Mountains stretch across parts of Romania, while the Transylvanian Alps are a subrange of the Carpathians located in Transylvania, Romania.
Where are the transylvanian mountains located?
The Transylvanian Mountains are in central Romania and they are south of the Carpathian Mountains.
Where are Europe is mountain region located?
Mountains can be found all over Europe. For example, the Alps are located mostly in Central Europe, the Scandinavians mountains in Scandinavia, the Transylvanian Alps in the Balkans, the Pyrenees in the Southwest, the Apennines in Italy, etc.
Name four mountain ranges in central and southern Europe?
Caucasus, Ural, Kjolen, Transylvanian Alps.
What are the mountain ranges of the Europe?
The largest mountain range in Europe are the Carpathians (1500km long), with the Alps being the highest.
Is Transylvainia real?
Yes, there is such a place as Transylvania, it is in a region in central Romania and is surrounded by the Transylvanian Alps, a range of Carpathian Mountains.
