Hungarian Central Mountains

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Location in Hungary

Transdanubian low mountain range

The Hungarian low mountain range is a collective term for the mountain ranges up to 750 m above sea level. Adriatic Sea in Transdanubia , which runs in a northeast-southwest direction, separating the Great Hungarian Plain from the Small Hungarian Plain .

On the Danube Bend at Visegrád bordering Northern Hungarian low mountain range as part of the Carpathians region at.

structure

The Hungarian Central Mountains of Transdanubia include ( highest elevations in brackets ):

• Bakony Mountains
  • Északi-Bakony (North Bakony) ( Köris-hegy, 704 m )
    • Bakonyalja
    • Magas or Öreg Bakony
    • Keleti-Bakony (East Bakony)
  • Déli-Bakony (South Bakony)
• Keszthely Mountains ( 426 m )

• Dunazug -Bergland
  • Buda Mountains ( Nagy-Kopasz 559 m )
  • Gerecse Mountains ( 633 m )
  • Pilis ( 756 m )

• Vértes Mountains ( Körtvélyes, 480 m )
• Velence Mountains ( Meleg-hegy, 351 m )

The Visegrad Mountains are already part of the Northern Hungarian Central Mountains.

Waters

South of Bakonyalja is the Balaton ( Balaton ). To the east of it, the rivers Sárvíz and Válivíz drain south. In the west of the Bakony, the Marcal river drains north.