List of mountains in Bulgaria

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The Central Balkan National Park, Balkan Mountains

This is a list of mountains in Bulgaria.

Mountains constitute a significant part of the country's area and are dominant in the southwest and central parts. Bulgaria's highest mountains are Rila (highest peak Musala, 2925 m; the highest in the Balkans) and Pirin (highest peak Vihren, 2914 m). The large mountain chain of Stara planina (Balkan Mountains) runs west-east through the entire country, bisecting it into two and giving the name to the whole Balkan peninsula. Other large mountains are the massifs Rhodopes and Strandzha in the south.

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Balkan Mountains (2,376 m, Botev Peak)
Belasitsa (2,029 m, Radomir)
Bohovska planina (1,318 m, Ogorelitsa)
Cherna gora (1,129 m, Tumba)
Chudinska planina (1,497 m, Aramliya)
Ezdimirska planina (1,219 m, Golemi vrah)
Elovishka planina (1,329 m, Plocha)
Erulska planina (1,481 m, Golemi vrah)
Golo bardo (1,158 m, Vetrushka)
Greben
Karvav kamak (1,737 m, Bilo)
Kobilska planina (1,312 m, Chardak)
Konyavska planina (1,487 m, Viden)
Leshnikovska planina (1,086 m, Zlataritsa)
Lisets (1,500 m, Vrashnik)
Lozenska planina
Lyubash (1,398 m, Lyubash)
Lyulin Mountain (1,256 m, Dupevitsa)
Maleshevska planina (1,803 m, Ilyov vrah)
Milevska planina (1,733 m, Milevets)
Ograzhden (1,644 m, Bilska chuka)

Osogovska planina (2,251 m, Ruen)
Penkyovska planina (1,187 m, Konski vrah)
Pirin (2,914 m, Vihren)
Plana (1338 m, Manastirishte)
Rila (2,925 m, Musala)
Rhodopes (2,191 m, Golyam Perelik)
Ruy (1,706 m, Ruy)
Sakar (856 m, Vishegrad)
Slavyanka (2,212 m, Gotsev vrah)
Sredna gora (1,604 m, Golyam Bogdan)
Strandzha (710 m, Golyamo Gradishte)
Stargach (1,218 m, Asanov vrah)
Strazha (1,389 m, Strazha)
Tsarichka planina (1,671 m, Ostrika)
Verila (1415 m, Golyam Debelets)
Viskyar (1,077 m, Mechi kamak)
Vitosha (2,290 m, Cherni vrah)
Vlahina (1,924 m, Ogreyak/Kadiytsa)
Zavalska planina (1,181 m, Kitka)
Zemenska planina (1,295 m, Tichak)
Znepolska Rudina (1,485 m, Golema Rudina)

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Rila as seen from the village of Kostenets, Sofia Province

Kamenitsa Peak and Tevno Ezero Lake, Pirin

Stargach and Slavyanka mountains

View from Papiya Peak, Strandzha

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