winter landscape the transylvanian alps fagaras mountains
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| The Fagaras Mountains represent a mountainous massif that is part of the Southern Carpathians, and in which is the highest mountain peak in Romania, the Moldoveanu peak, with an altitude of 2,544 meters. The Fagaras massif, from east to west, measures in a straight line, about 70 km and from north to south about 45 km. The Fagaras Mountains resemble a huge spine oriented from east to west with ââ¬Åribsââ¬Â peaks oriented to the north and south, respectively. The peaks in the north are much shorter and steeper than those in the south, which are very long and gentle. The high density of peaks, cliffs, peaks and heights, attracted the massif to the name of the Transylvanian Alps, an expression attributed to the French scientist Emmanuel de Martonne. Romania, Europe. |
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