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    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 (Krkonošsko-jesenická 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 Borówkowa

    Regions

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    Map
    Map of Sudetes
    Divisions of the Sudetes

    From west to the east:

    • 1 Izer Mountains Jizera Mountains on Wikipedia (pl: Góry Izerskie, cz: Jizerské hory)
    • 2 Giant Mountains (pl: Karkonosze, cz: Krkonoše)
    • 3 Stone Mountains Stone Mountains on Wikipedia (pl: Góry Kamienne)
    • 4 Owl Mountains Owl Mountains on Wikipedia (pl: Góry Sowie)
    • 5 Golden Mountains Golden Mountains (Sudetes) on Wikipedia (pl: Góry Złote)
    • 6 Table Mountains (pl: Góry Stołowe)
    • 7 Śnieżnik Mountains Králický Sněžník Mountains on Wikipedia (pl: Masyw Śnieżnika)
    • 8 Opawskie Mountains Opawskie Mountains on Wikipedia (pl: Góry Opawskie)

    Towns

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    Museum of Papermaking in Duszniki-Zdrój

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    Czech Republic:


    This article is on an extra-hierarchical region, describing a region that does not fit into the hierarchy Wikivoyage uses to organise most articles. These "extraregion" articles usually provide only basic information and links to articles in the hierarchy. This article can be expanded if the information is specific to the page; otherwise new text should generally go in the appropriate region or city article.



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