This is a list of mountains in Slovakia, that contains all mountains in the Slovak Republic sorted by alphabetical order.
The most predominant mountain regions in Slovakia are the Carpathians. Slovakia is a landlocked Central European country, with more mountainous regions in the north and flat terrain in the south.
Highest peaks
Around 8,489 named mountains shape the landscape of Slovakia, which covers an area of 49,035 square kilometers (18,933 square miles), with peaks distributed throughout nearly the entire country, excluding the southwestern corner. Gerlachovský štít stands as Slovakia's highest and most distinguished mountain, reaching an elevation of 2,655 meters (8,711 feet) and a prominence of 2,356 meters (7,730 feet), ranking it among the ten tallest mountains in the Carpathian range.
The Tatra Mountains, with 29 peaks higher than 2,500 metres (8,202 feet) AMSL, are the highest mountain range in the Carpathian Mountains. The Tatras occupy an area of 750 square kilometres (290 sq mi), of which the greater part 600 square kilometres (232 sq mi) lies in Slovakia. They are divided into several parts.
List of mountains
NameImageHeight (m)Height (ft)LocationRangeNoteGerlachovský štít2,6548,709Prešov RegionHigh TatrasTallest mountain in Slovakia.Cubryna2,3767,975Polish/Slovak borderHigh TatrasOne of the highest peaks in Poland.Bystrá2,2487,375Žilina RegionWestern TatrasHighest mountain in the Western Tatras.Baníkov2,1787,146Žilina RegionWestern Tatras Czerwone Wierchy2,1226,962Polish/Slovak borderWestern TatrasCiemniak2,0966,877Polish/Slovak borderWestern TatrasSlovak sources list its elevation as 2,090 m.Chopok2,0246,640Žilina RegionLow TatraThird highest peak of the Low Tatra range.Dereše2,0046,575Žilina RegionLow TatrasBabia Góra1,7255,659Polish/Slovak borderŻywiec Beskids Borišov1,5094,952MartinVeľká FatraStratenec1,5094,951Žilina RegionMalá Fatra Drieňok1,2684,160Turčianske TepliceVeľká FatraBlack Mountain1,0293,376Košice RegionSlovak Ore MountainsDevínska Kobyla5141,686BratislavaLittle CarpathiansHighest point of Bratislava.Albínovská hora177581SečovceEastern Slovak Hills
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