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This is a list of mountains in Croatia. Mountains in Croatia belong to Dinarides range that is sometimes also called Dinaric Alps. Mountains are ordailed by height.
| Mountain |
Peak |
Height (m) |
| Dinara |
Dinara 1 |
1831 |
| Kamešnica |
Konj 1 |
1855 |
| Biokovo |
Sveti Jure |
1762 |
| Velebit |
Vaganski vrh |
1757 |
| Plješevica |
Ozeblin |
1657 |
| Velika kapela |
Bjelolasica (Kula) |
1533 |
| Risnjak |
Risnjak |
1528 |
| Svilaja |
Svilaja |
1508 |
| Snježnik |
Snježnik |
1506 |
| Viševica |
Viševica |
1428 |
| Učka |
Vojak |
1396 |
| Mosor |
Mosor |
1339 |
| Šibenik |
Veliki Šibenik |
1314 |
| Mala kapela |
Seliški vrh |
1279 |
| Ćićarija |
Veliki Plamik |
1272 |
| Sniježnica |
Sniježnica |
1234 |
| Žumberačka gora |
Sveta Gera |
1181 |
| Promina |
Velika Promina |
1148 |
| Bitoraj |
Bitoraj |
1140 |
| Tuhobić |
Tuhobić |
1106 |
| Ivanšćica |
Ivanšćica |
1059 |
| Medvednica |
Sljeme |
1035 |
| Psunj |
Brezovo polje |
984 |
| Papuk |
Papuk |
953 |
| Rilić |
Šapašnik |
920 |
| Samoborska gora |
Japetić |
879 |
| Strahinščica |
Strahinščica |
846 |
| Moseč |
Movran |
838 |
| Krndija |
Kapovac |
792 |
| Vidova gora (Island of Brač) |
Sutvid |
780 |
| Kozjak |
Kozjak |
779 |
| Plešivica |
Plešivica |
777 |
| Boraja |
Crni vrh |
739 |
| Ravna gora (Trakošćan) |
Ravna gora |
686 |
| Jurašinka |
Jurašinka |
674 |
| Opor (mountain) |
Crni krug |
650 |
| Kalničko gorje |
Kalnik |
642 |
| Sveti Niko (Island of Hvar) |
Sveti Nikola |
627 |
| Požeška gora |
Kapavac |
618 |
| Zrinjska gora |
Piramida |
616 |
| Osoršćica (Island of Lošinj) |
Osoršćica |
589 |
| Klupca (Island of Korčula) |
Klupca |
569 |
| Obzovo (Island of Krk) |
Obzovo |
568 |
| Vodenica |
Vodenica |
537 |
| Petrova gora |
Veliki Petrovac |
512 |
[edit] Sources
- Chapter Geographical and Meteorological Data in: the Statistical Yearbook of Croatia, Croatian State Institute of Statistics, Zagreb, 2007, p. 45
- Dr. Željko Poljak "Hrvatske planine" Zagreb, 2001. Template:Hr
[edit] References
- Greater Geographical Atlas of Yugoslavia, University Press "Liber", Zagreb (Croatia), 1987.
- 1 For Dinara, the highest peak on the territory of Croatia has been listed; the mountain’s highest peak belongs to Bosnia and Herzegovina (Troglav, 1913 m). Most of Kamešnica belongs to Bosnia and Herzegovina, along with its highest peak.
[edit] See also
