Krkonoše-Jesenica subprovince

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    Krkonoše-Jesenická subprovince or Sudetes (formerly Sudetes system, still in German Sudeten, Polish Sudetes, English Sudetes) is a massive mountain range in the north of the Czech Republic, in southwestern Poland and southeastern Saxony. In the west, the Elbe separates it from the Ore Mountains subprovince and in the east, the Oder from the Carpathians. The original name Sudetes is probably of Celtic origin and means forest of boars. In the 20th century, this name was transferred to most of the Czech borderland, inhabited since the Middle Ages by a German minority, and in the 1970s, the Sudeten system was renamed Krkonoše-Jesenická after pressure from communist propagandists. It is divided into 3 areas (Krkonoše, Orlická and Jesenická), which are bordered to the north by the Krkonoše-Jesenická foothills. It is the highest of the 6 sub-provinces of the Bohemian Highlands and is crowned by the highest Czech mountain Sněžka (1603 m) and to the east by the highest mountain of Moravia and Silesia Praděd (1491 m). It has its own challenge Koruna Sudet.

    Highest peak Sněžka (1603 m a.s.l.)
    Most prominent peak Sněžka (1603 m a.s.l., prominence 1197 m)
    Parent unit Czech Highlands
    Sub-units Krkonoše region
    Orlická region
    Jesenice region
    Krkonoše-Jesenik foothills
    Main peaks Total 2389
    Most popular peaks Praděd (1491 m a.s.l.), Sněžka (1603 m a.s.l.), Ještěd (1012 m a.s.l.), Králický Sněžník (1423 m a.s.l.), Keprník (1423 m a.s.l.)
    Mountain range challenges Backpack Full of Špičáks, Barevné vrcholy, Brněnská výškovnice, Cross on top of domestic mountains and hills, Crown of Mountains Poland, Crown of Regions and Districts, Crown of the Border Mountains, Czech Crown, Czech Volcanoes, Extreme Peaks of the Czech Republic, Geological Crown of the Czech Republic, Highest Geographical Points of Europe, Highest Mountains of European Countries, Highest Peaks of the Jizera Mountains, Ještěd 2021, Menagerie, Most Isolated, Národní divadlo, Nejhory Broumovska, Nejhory Hanušovické, Nejhory Kladska, Nejhory Liberecka, Nejhory Moravskoslezska, Nejhory N.Jeseníku, Nejhory Olomoucka, Nejhory Pardubicka, Nejhory Rychleb, Nejhory Ústecka, Nejhory Zábřežské, Pekelné vrcholy, Skalka a Skalky, Stamp Peaks, Sudetenland Crown, The Highest Mountains of Hradec Králové Region, The Highest Mountains of Králický Sněžník, The highest mountains of the Šluknov region, The Highest Peaks of Orlické hory, The Highest Peaks of South Moravia, The Highest Peaks of the Ještěd Mountains, The Highest Peaks of the Lusatian Mountains, The Highest Peaks of Visegrád, The Most Prominent Mountains of the Czech Republic, Thousanders of the Czech Republic, Thousands of Jeseníky Mountains, Tisícovky Krkonoš, Ultrakopce, Ultrapeaks, Via Czechia Severní stezka

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    Mountain range Krkonoše-Jesenica subprovince contains 5381 peaks and displaying all of them would overload the system. Choose one of the sub-units.

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