Western Carpathians

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    Western Carpathians are the western part of the Carpathians, including all Czech Carpathian ranges (including the Beskids with Lysá hora, 1324 m), most of the Slovak and Polish ranges (including the Tatras with the highest Gerlach, 2655 m and the Polish Rysy, 2501 m) and all Hungarian ranges (including the Mátra with Kékes, 1014 m). To the northwest, it borders the Czech Massif, to the south with the Pannonian Basin, and to the east with the Eastern Carpathians.

    Highest peak Gerlachovský štít (2655 m a.s.l.)
    Most prominent peak Gerlachovský štít (2655 m a.s.l., prominence 2355 m)
    Parent unit Carpathians
    Sub-units Outer Carpathian Basins (From the Carpathians)
    Vnější Západní Karpaty
    Inner Western Carpathians
    Main peaks Total 8104
    Most popular peaks Lysá hora (1324 m a.s.l.), Velký Javorník (918 m a.s.l.), Radhošť (1129 m a.s.l.), Smrk (1277 m a.s.l.), Radegast (1106 m a.s.l.)
    Mountain range challenges Nejhory Vizovické, The Highest Peaks of Roháče, Barevné vrcholy, Brněnská výškovnice, Cross on the Summit of Domestic Mountains and Hills, Crown of Europe, Crown of Mountains Poland, Crown of Regions and Districts, Crown of the Border Mountains, Crown of the Carpathians, Crown of the Moravian-Silesian Beskids, Crown of the Tatras, Czech Crown, Czech Volcanoes, Czech-Slovak Ridge, Dunajec Basin, Extreme Peaks of the Czech Republic, Extreme Points of Slovakia, Geological Crown of the Czech Republic, Highest Geographical Points of Europe, Highest Mountains of European Countries, Highest Peaks of the Moravian-Silesian Beskids, Highest Points of Geomorphological Units of Slovakia, Highest SK, Korona Beskidu Wyspowego, Lysá hora 2026, Menagerie, Most Isolated, Najhory Štiavnických vrchov, Národní divadlo, Nej Dolních Rakous, Nejhory Kysucké, Nejhory Malé Fatry, Nejhory Malých Beskyd, Nejhory Moravskoslezska, Nejhory Olomoucka, Nejhory Pálavy, Nejhory Podbeskydska, Nejhory SM Karpat, Nejhory Valašska, Nejhory Velké Fatry, Nejhory Zlínska, Orava Basin, Pekelné vrcholy, Poprad Basin, Skalka a Skalky, Slovensko 200+, Stamp Peaks, TATRANSKÉ 2000 PO ZNAČCE, TATRANSKÉ 8000, Tatranský turista, TATRY 2000/100, The Highest Peaks of Chřiby, The Highest Peaks of Javorníky, The Highest Peaks of Silesian Beskids, The Highest Peaks of South Moravia, The Highest Peaks of the Little Carpathians, The Highest Peaks of the Western Tatras, The Highest Peaks of the White Carpathians, The Highest Peaks of Visegrád, The Most Prominent Mountains of the Czech Republic, Thousanders of the Czech Republic, TOP 10 Hungary, Ultrakopce, Ultrapeaks, Ultraprominent Europe, Váh Basin, Via Czechia Severní stezka, Via Czechia Southern Trail

    Mountain range contains more than 2000 peaks

    Mountain range Western Carpathians contains 12708 peaks and displaying all of them would overload the system. Choose one of the sub-units.

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