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The Tatra Mountains are a mountain range located along the border between Poland and Slovakia. They are a significant natural feature of Central Europe that draws visitors and plays an important role in the region's geography.
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- Instance of
- mesoregion
- Part of
- Western Carpathians
- Country
- Poland
- Area
- 786
- Elevation
- 2654
- Highest point
- Gerlachovský štít
- Official website
- tpn.pl
- Image
- Dolina Pieciu Stawow Polskich 2023-09-08.jpg
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- Tatra Mountains
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- Category:Tatra Mountains
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- Tatra Mountains
- mountain range
- Fatra-Tatra Area
- geomorphological unit
- Fatra-Tatra Area
- different from
- Tatry
- described by source
- Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
- P12749
- Juan Diego Flórez
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Tatra Mountains
Location in Europe
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