Romanian Western Carpathians (also known as Apuseni in a broader sense) are the western part of the Romanian Carpathians. They extend to the Danube (beyond which the Serbian Carpathians begin), but they are not entirely Romanian, as a small part near the town of Vršac spills into Serbia. They are surrounded by other Carpathian mountain ranges to the north, east, and south, and border the Pannonian Plain to the west. They are divided into three parts, the highest of which are the northern Apuseni, with the highest peak being Cucurbăta Mare (1849 m). For Czech peak baggers, the most interesting are the southern Banat Mountains, which include the area of the Czech Banat, with several Czech villages. The highest peak of the Banat is Piatra Gozna (1447 m).