Rodna Mountains
| Rodna Mountains | |
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 The Rodna Mountains in Romania |
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| Highest peak | Pietros ( 2303 m ) |
| location | Romania |
| part of | Eastern Carpathians |
| Coordinates | 47 ° 36 ' N , 24 ° 38' E |
| rock | crystalline slate |
| surface | 1,300 km² |
| particularities | highest mountains in the Eastern Carpathians |
The Rodna Mountains , also Rodna Mountains ( Romanian Munții Rodnei ) are located in northern Romania . The mountain range has a length of 50 km in a west-east direction. It belongs to the northern mountain group of the Eastern Carpathians . 46,399 hectares of the Rodna Mountains are protected. The Rodna Mountains National Park is the largest national park in Romania.
Mountains and elevations
The highest mountain in the range is the 2303 m high Pietrosu peak. The mountains also exceed the 2000 meter mark (Rum. Vârful)
- Ineu ( 2279 m )
- Rebra ( 2271 m )
- Ineuț ( 2222 m )
- Puzdrelor ( 2189 m )
- Gargalau ( 2159 m )
- Omului ( 2134 m )
- Buhăescu Mare ( 2119 m )
- Rosu ( 2113 m )
- Repede ( 2074 m )
- Gropilor ( 2063 m )
- Coasta Neteda ( 2060 m )
- Galațului ( 2048 m )
- Negoiasa Mare ( 2041 m )
- Cisa ( 2036 m )
- Cormaia ( 2033 m )
- Țapului ( 2024 m )
- Paltinului ( 2003 m )
caves
In the Rodna mountains there are many interesting caves (Rum. Peştera), because the mountains are karstified.
- Izvorul Tăușoarelor, southern part near the Parva settlement in the Bașca mountain, the length is 16 kilometers
- Baia lui Schneider, just east of the settlement Valea Vinului , the length is 430 m
- Grota Zânelor, in the center of the mountains, 4368 m length
- Măglei on the western edge, near the Telcișor settlement
- Jgheabul lui Zalion on the western edge, near the forester's house in the Telcișor settlement
- Izvorul Albastru al Izei on the northern edge, near Borșa.
- Peştera Cobăşel
- Peştera de la Obârşie (Piatra Busuiocului)
- Peştera Laptelui (Peştera de sub Paltin) near Borşa
Waters
The source area of the Great Somesch lies in the Rodna Mountains . At the foot of some peaks there are the following mountain lakes (area / volume):
- Lacul Iezer (3450 m² / 3431 m³)
- Lacul Repede (790 m² / 156 m³)
- Lacul Buhăescu I (700 m² / 609 m³)
- Lacul Buhăescu II (1700 m² / 3645 m³)
- Lacul Buhăescu III (700 m² / 122 m³)
- Lacul Buhăescu IV (1100 m² / 1187 m³)
- Lacul Lala Mare (5637 m² / 4476 m³)
- Lacul Lala Mică (1550 m² / 290 m³)
literature
- Iuliu Buta, Ana Aurelia Buta: Munții Rodnei . In: Munții Noștri . Issue 20. Poligrafica Sibiu, Bucharest 1979, p. 128 .
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b Iuliu Buta, Ana Aurelia Buta: Munții Rodnei . In: Munții Noștri . Issue 20. Poligrafica Sibiu, Bucharest 1979, supplement (map 1: 20,000).
- ^ Iuliu Buta, Ana Aurelia Buta: Munții Rodnei . In: Munții Noștri . Issue 20, 1979, pp. 24-25 .
- ↑ I. Pişota: Lacurile glaciare din Munţii Rodnei . Ed .: Univ. Bucureşti. Bucharest 1968, Annex XVII No. 2).