The Sudetes or Sudetes Mountains (in Polish and Czech Sudety, which is a plural proper noun) is a mountain range in Poland and the Czech Republic. In Czech, the word "Sudety" or its English equivalent refers to a much broader region Sudetenland, which includes basically all area in Bohemia near the border with Germany and Austria. If referring this region to a Czech person, it is probably better to use term Sudetes Subprovice (Krkono拧sko-jesenick谩 subprovincie) or not referring to this region at all and use the names of mountains that is consists of.
Golden Mountains (Sudetes), Poland, viewed from Bor贸wkowa
Regions
Divisions of the Sudetes
From west to the east:
- 馃實 Izer Mountains (pl: G贸ry Izerskie, cz: Jizersk茅 hory)
- 馃實 Giant Mountains (pl: Karkonosze, cz: Krkono拧e)
- 馃實 Stone Mountains (pl: G贸ry Kamienne)
- 馃實 Owl Mountains (pl: G贸ry Sowie)
- 馃實 Golden Mountains (pl: G贸ry Z艂ote)
- 馃實 Table Mountains (pl: G贸ry Sto艂owe)
- 馃實 艢nie偶nik Mountains (pl: Masyw 艢nie偶nika)
- 馃實 Opawskie Mountains (pl: G贸ry Opawskie)
Towns
Museum of Papermaking in Duszniki-Zdr贸j
Poland:
From west to the east:
- 馃實 艢wierad贸w-Zdr贸j
- Szklarska Por臋ba
- 馃實 Jelenia G贸ra
- 馃實 Karpacz
- Kowary
- 馃實 Wa艂brzych
- 馃實 K艂odzko
- L膮dek-Zdr贸j
- Polanica-Zdr贸j
- Duszniki-Zdr贸j
- Otmuchow
Czech Republic:
- Harrachov
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