List of karst landscapes

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Karst landscapes exist around the world. The term karst (cf. Slovenian kras, Croatian krš, Serbian крш, Italian carso, Latin carsus "stony and barren soil"; Indo-European most likely * kar- "stone, rock") was used in the 19th century by geographers who wrote in German Landscape Kras between Trieste in Italy and the Krainer Schneeberg in Slovenia generalized as a type locality to describe geomorphologically similar landscapes.

Europe

Germany

Estonia

France

Greece

Great Britain

Ireland

Italy

Croatia

Montenegro

  • Bay of Kotor (drowned karst river valley)
  • Orjen (Mediterranean hypercarst or holocarst)

Austria

Portugal

Switzerland

Sweden

Slovakia

Slovenia

Spain

Czech Republic

Ukraine

Hungary

Collapse crater karst landscape in the Lika

Asia

China

  • Guilin (Li River) (Tower Karst, Fengkong and Fengling)
  • Shilin Stone Forest

Georgia

Indonesia

Iran

Japan

Russia (Asian part)

Tajikistan

Turkmenistan

Turkey

Vietnam

Africa

Morocco

America

  • Bahamas
  • Jamaica (cockpit karst)
  • Cuba
  • Puerto Rico
  • Guatemala
  • Venezuela
  • Peru

Mexico

United States

Canada

Australia and Oceania

Australia

New Zealand