List of mountains in Serbia

Serbia is mountainous, with complex geology and several mountain ranges: Dinaric Alps in the west, Rhodope mountains in the south, Carpathian and Balkan Mountains in the east, separated by a group of dome mountains along the Morava river valley. The northern province of Vojvodina lies in the Pannonian plain, with several Pannonian island mountains. Mountains of Kosovo are listed in a separate article.

Full list of mountains

This is the list of mountains and their highest peaks in Serbia, excluding Kosovo. When a mountain has several major peaks, they are listed separately.[1][2]

Avala
Besna Kobila peak
Cer
Dukat
Fruška Gora
Golija
Homolje
Jelica
Kamena Gora
Kopaonik
Kosmaj
Jastrebac
Rtanj
MountainHighest peak(s)Elevation (m)CoordinatesNearest town
Avala . 51144°41′08″N 20°31′14″E / 44.68556°N 20.52056°E / 44.68556; 20.52056 Belgrade
Arbanaška planina Vijogor 112843°02′45″N 21°27′40″E / 43.04583°N 21.46111°E / 43.04583; 21.46111 Bojnik
Baba[1] . 65743°50′13″N 21°33′06″E / 43.83694°N 21.55167°E / 43.83694; 21.55167 Paraćin
Babička Gora[1] Kriva buka 105943°07′35″N 22°03′43″E / 43.12639°N 22.06194°E / 43.12639; 22.06194 Leskovac
Banjsko brdo[1] . 128243°32′23″N 19°35′51″E / 43.53972°N 19.59750°E / 43.53972; 19.59750 Priboj
Belava[1][3] Kardašica 94643°11′38″N 22°28′37″E / 43.19389°N 22.47694°E / 43.19389; 22.47694 Bela Palanka
Beljanica[1] Beljanica 133944°06′41″N 21°41′59″E / 44.11139°N 21.69972°E / 44.11139; 21.69972 Žagubica
Besna Kobila[1][4] Šuplja padina 186242°30′20″N 22°14′9″E / 42.50556°N 22.23583°E / 42.50556; 22.23583 Vranje
Besna kobila 192342°31′46″N 22°13′50″E / 42.52944°N 22.23056°E / 42.52944; 22.23056 Vranje
Bić[1] Golet 138643°34′11″N 19°29′22″E / 43.56972°N 19.48944°E / 43.56972; 19.48944 Priboj
Bitovik[1] . 137143°26′53″N 19°41′34″E / 43.44806°N 19.69278°E / 43.44806; 19.69278 Prijepolje
Blagaja[1] Ravni krš 84443°46′23″N 20°00′54″E / 43.77306°N 20.01500°E / 43.77306; 20.01500 Požega
Bobija[5] Tornička Bobija 127244°11′46″N 19°33′16″E / 44.19611°N 19.55444°E / 44.19611; 19.55444 Ljubovija
Boranja Crni vrh 85644°22′34″N 19°15′32″E / 44.37611°N 19.25889°E / 44.37611; 19.25889 Krupanj
Bohovska planina Ogorelica 131842°44′31″N 22°30′01″E / 42.74194°N 22.50028°E / 42.74194; 22.50028 Bosilegrad
Bukulja Bukulja 69644°17′55″N 20°31′45″E / 44.29861°N 20.52917°E / 44.29861; 20.52917 Aranđelovac
Bukovik[1][3] . 89443°41′30″N 21°38′08″E / 43.69167°N 21.63556°E / 43.69167; 21.63556 Ražanj
Bukovik . 85143°57′14″N 20°31′11″E / 43.95389°N 20.51972°E / 43.95389; 20.51972 Gornji Milanovac
Cer Cer 68744°36′11″N 19°29′39″E / 44.60306°N 19.49417°E / 44.60306; 19.49417 Šabac
. 59344°37′17″N 19°25′46″E / 44.62139°N 19.42944°E / 44.62139; 19.42944 Šabac
Crni Vrh (Jagodina) Crni vrh 70744°00′32″N 21°06′41″E / 44.00889°N 21.11139°E / 44.00889; 21.11139 Jagodina
Crni Vrh (Bor) Crni vrh 104344°07′50″N 21°57′51″E / 44.13056°N 21.96417°E / 44.13056; 21.96417 Bor
Crni Vrh (Priboj) Crni vrh 118843°35′15″N 19°35′48″E / 43.58750°N 19.59667°E / 43.58750; 19.59667 Priboj
Crnokosa[6] Šarampov 80943°58′03″N 19°54′59″E / 43.96750°N 19.91639°E / 43.96750; 19.91639 Kosjerić
Crvena gora Opaljenička ćava 121543°32′07″N 20°08′36″E / 43.53528°N 20.14333°E / 43.53528; 20.14333 Ivanjica
Čemernik[1] Vrlo osoje 163842°44′06″N 22°16′38″E / 42.73500°N 22.27722°E / 42.73500; 22.27722 Surdulica
Čemernica[1][7] Čemernica 149543°31′16″N 19°59′10″E / 43.52111°N 19.98611°E / 43.52111; 19.98611 Ivanjica
Čemerno Smrdljuč 157943°34′57″N 20°25′33″E / 43.58250°N 20.42583°E / 43.58250; 20.42583 Ivanjica
Cudinska planina Aramlija 149642°22′07″N 22°27′56″E / 42.36861°N 22.46556°E / 42.36861; 22.46556 Bosilegrad
Debela gora Branojevac 79143°53′13″N 20°10′00″E / 43.88694°N 20.16667°E / 43.88694; 20.16667 Lučani
Debelo Brdo Vinčine vode 109444°09′01″N 19°41′28″E / 44.15028°N 19.69111°E / 44.15028; 19.69111 Valjevo
Deli Jovan Crni vrh 114144°13′15″N 22°13′02″E / 44.22083°N 22.21722°E / 44.22083; 22.21722 Negotin
Devica Čapljinac 118743°35′38″N 21°56′39″E / 43.59389°N 21.94417°E / 43.59389; 21.94417 Sokobanja
Drežnik Gradina . 93243°47′02″N 19°56′14″E / 43.78389°N 19.93722°E / 43.78389; 19.93722 Požega
Drmanovina[6] Grad 102243°58′52″N 19°49′53″E / 43.98111°N 19.83139°E / 43.98111; 19.83139 Kosjerić
Dukat[1][8] Crnook 188142°25′31″N 22°23′26″E / 42.42528°N 22.39056°E / 42.42528; 22.39056 Bosilegrad
Fruška Gora[1] Crveni čot 53945°09′07″N 19°42′48″E / 45.15194°N 19.71333°E / 45.15194; 19.71333 Beočin
Iriški venac 51645°09′32″N 19°52′04″E / 45.15889°N 19.86778°E / 45.15889; 19.86778 Irig
Gajeva planina[1] Timor 128043°35′25″N 19°19′56″E / 43.59028°N 19.33222°E / 43.59028; 19.33222 Priboj
Gradina[1] Bandjer 144643°25′37″N 19°20′29″E / 43.42694°N 19.34139°E / 43.42694; 19.34139 Priboj
Giljeva[1][9] Jelenak 161743°10′45″N 19°54′24″E / 43.17917°N 19.90667°E / 43.17917; 19.90667 Sjenica
Gledić mountains Crni vrh 89543°51′42″N 20°54′21″E / 43.86167°N 20.90583°E / 43.86167; 20.90583 Kragujevac
Samar 92243°45′03″N 20°57′03″E / 43.75083°N 20.95083°E / 43.75083; 20.95083 Trstenik
Gloška planina[1] Mečit 175642°31′41″N 22°22′32″E / 42.52806°N 22.37556°E / 42.52806; 22.37556 Bosilegrad
Goč[1][10] Ljukten 121643°32′11″N 20°50′44″E / 43.53639°N 20.84556°E / 43.53639; 20.84556 Vrnjačka Banja
Golija Crni vrh 179543°18′44″N 20°23′27″E / 43.31222°N 20.39083°E / 43.31222; 20.39083 Raška
Jankov kamen 183343°20′16″N 20°16′36″E / 43.33778°N 20.27667°E / 43.33778; 20.27667 Ivanjica
Golubac Stanojev vrh 73343°44′11″N 20°11′53″E / 43.73639°N 20.19806°E / 43.73639; 20.19806 Guča
Goljak Novakova 110142°43′43″N 21°32′31″E / 42.72861°N 21.54194°E / 42.72861; 21.54194 Sijarinska Banja
Velja glava 118142°41′30″N 21°41′21″E / 42.69167°N 21.68917°E / 42.69167; 21.68917 Sijarinska Banja
Golemi stol . 123843°01′43″N 22°29′42″E / 43.02861°N 22.49500°E / 43.02861; 22.49500 Babušnica
Goli Krš . 88744°08′05″N 22°10′13″E / 44.13472°N 22.17028°E / 44.13472; 22.17028 Bor
Gramada[1] Vrtop 172142°47′33″N 22°22′20″E / 42.79250°N 22.37222°E / 42.79250; 22.37222 Surdulica
Greben[1][11] Beženište 133842°56′54″N 22°38′29″E / 42.94833°N 22.64139°E / 42.94833; 22.64139 Dimitrovgrad
Grot[4] Grot 132742°37′30″N 21°54′30″E / 42.62500°N 21.90833°E / 42.62500; 21.90833 Vranje
Gučevo Crni vrh 77944°28′50″N 19°11′04″E / 44.48056°N 19.18444°E / 44.48056; 19.18444 Loznica
Gvozdac rocks[1] Svilena stena 123144°06′01″N 19°37′55″E / 44.10028°N 19.63194°E / 44.10028; 19.63194 Bajina Bašta
Homolje mountains[12] Veliki Vukan 82544°17′57″N 21°32′14″E / 44.29917°N 21.53722°E / 44.29917; 21.53722Petrovac na Mlavi
Vranj 88444°19′57″N 21°36′53″E / 44.33250°N 21.61472°E / 44.33250; 21.61472 Petrovac na Mlavi
Štubej 94044°21′31″N 21°37′46″E / 44.35861°N 21.62944°E / 44.35861; 21.62944 Petrovac na Mlavi
Hum[1] Krstača 175643°02′34″N 20°00′44″E / 43.04278°N 20.01222°E / 43.04278; 20.01222 Sjenica
Gradina 150243°00′43″N 20°13′00″E / 43.01194°N 20.21667°E / 43.01194; 20.21667 Tutin
Jablanik[13] Jablanik 127544°10′35″N 19°40′00″E / 44.17639°N 19.66667°E / 44.17639; 19.66667 Valjevo
Jabuka Slatina 141243°21′58″N 19°27′16″E / 43.36611°N 19.45444°E / 43.36611; 19.45444 Prijepolje
Jadovnik[9] Katunić 173443°16′36″N 19°50′00″E / 43.27667°N 19.83333°E / 43.27667; 19.83333 Prijepolje
Jagodnja Košutnja Stopa 93944°20′39″N 19°17′37″E / 44.34417°N 19.29361°E / 44.34417; 19.29361 Krupanj
Jarut[1] Markov vrh 142843°03′54″N 20°14′42″E / 43.06500°N 20.24500°E / 43.06500; 20.24500 Tutin
Javor Vasilin vrh 151943°26′29″N 20°03′16″E / 43.44139°N 20.05444°E / 43.44139; 20.05444 Ivanjica
Javorište Oštri kamen 121344°01′57″N 21°47′29″E / 44.03250°N 21.79139°E / 44.03250; 21.79139 Resavica
Javorje[1] Ober 148643°32′32″N 19°17′43″E / 43.54222°N 19.29528°E / 43.54222; 19.29528 Priboj
Jelica Crna Stena 92943°47′34″N 20°21′36″E / 43.79278°N 20.36000°E / 43.79278; 20.36000 Čačak
Jelova Gora Jelenina glava 101143°56′59″N 19°46′27″E / 43.94972°N 19.77417°E / 43.94972; 19.77417 Užice
Ješevac[14] Crni vrh 90244°04′55″N 20°32′45″E / 44.08194°N 20.54583°E / 44.08194; 20.54583Gornji Milanovac
Ježevac[15] . 67544°15′53″N 21°31′02″E / 44.26472°N 21.51722°E / 44.26472; 21.51722Petrovac na Mlavi
Juhor Veliki Vetren 77443°48′44″N 21°15′51″E / 43.81222°N 21.26417°E / 43.81222; 21.26417 Paraćin
Kamena Gora Ravna gora 149643°18′12″N 19°32′27″E / 43.30333°N 19.54083°E / 43.30333; 19.54083 Prijepolje
Kablar Kablar 88943°54′48″N 20°11′05″E / 43.91333°N 20.18472°E / 43.91333; 20.18472 Čačak
Kopaonik Suvo Rudište 197643°01′10″N 21°00′59″E / 43.01944°N 21.01639°E / 43.01944; 21.01639 Raška
Pančićev vrh 201743°16′05″N 20°49′35″E / 43.26806°N 20.82639°E / 43.26806; 20.82639 Raška
Veliki Karaman 193643°06′41″N 20°58′28″E / 43.11139°N 20.97444°E / 43.11139; 20.97444 Raška
Kosmaj Kosmaj 62644°27′56″N 20°33′56″E / 44.46556°N 20.56556°E / 44.46556; 20.56556 Mladenovac
Kotlenik Veliki vrh 74943°50′35″N 20°40′43″E / 43.84306°N 20.67861°E / 43.84306; 20.67861 Kraljevo
Kozjak[1] Virovi 128442°18′37″N 21°55′42″E / 42.31028°N 21.92833°E / 42.31028; 21.92833 Bujanovac
Kozomor Veliki Kozomor 100744°05′27″N 19°56′41″E / 44.09083°N 19.94472°E / 44.09083; 19.94472 Kosjerić
Kravarska planina[1] Kravarska glava 100242°56′26″N 21°20′23″E / 42.94056°N 21.33972°E / 42.94056; 21.33972 Kuršumlija
Krstac[1][16] Đava 69943°47′39″N 20°11′38″E / 43.79417°N 20.19389°E / 43.79417; 20.19389 Guča
Kruševica[1][3] Vita kruška 91343°02′22″N 22°10′38″E / 43.03944°N 22.17722°E / 43.03944; 22.17722 Vlasotince
Kučajske planine Velika Tresta 128444°05′10″N 21°49′25″E / 44.08611°N 21.82361°E / 44.08611; 21.82361 Zlot
Koprivno brdo 106343°56′26″N 21°43′58″E / 43.94056°N 21.73278°E / 43.94056; 21.73278 Senjski Rudnik
Pozerak 104944°02′11″N 21°39′46″E / 44.03639°N 21.66278°E / 44.03639; 21.66278 Resavica
Kukavica[17] Vlajna 144242°47′29″N 21°56′47″E / 42.79139°N 21.94639°E / 42.79139; 21.94639 Vladičin Han
Kukutnica[7] .138243°35′58″N 20°01′59″E / 43.59944°N 20.03306°E / 43.59944; 20.03306 Arilje
Lepa Gora[1] Crna čuka 119643°14′48″N 21°07′20″E / 43.24667°N 21.12222°E / 43.24667; 21.12222 Kuršumlija
Liškovac[1] Veliki Liškovac 80344°27′09″N 22°01′17″E / 44.45250°N 22.02139°E / 44.45250; 22.02139 Majdanpek
Lisinska mountain Valozi 182942°32′57″N 22°18′43″E / 42.54917°N 22.31194°E / 42.54917; 22.31194 Bosilegrad
Magleš Pali 103644°08′54″N 19°50′28″E / 44.14833°N 19.84111°E / 44.14833; 19.84111 Valjevo
Mali Jastrebac Kupinjak 94843°23′38″N 21°37′42″E / 43.39389°N 21.62833°E / 43.39389; 21.62833 Niš
Mali Krš[1] Garvan 92944°17′08″N 22°00′58″E / 44.28556°N 22.01611°E / 44.28556; 22.01611 Majdanpek
Majdan Vratnica Jokovića 109642°55′36″N 21°27′26″E / 42.92667°N 21.45722°E / 42.92667; 21.45722 Medveđa
Malić[7] . 111043°38′56″N 20°06′11″E / 43.64889°N 20.10306°E / 43.64889; 20.10306 Ivanjica
Malinik[1][18] Veliki Malinik 115844°04′59″N 21°49′26″E / 44.08306°N 21.82389°E / 44.08306; 21.82389 Zlot
Mali Malinik 101943°59′09″N 21°54′19″E / 43.98583°N 21.90528°E / 43.98583; 21.90528 Zlot
Maljen[19] Crni vrh 109644°05′46″N 19°59′51″E / 44.09611°N 19.99750°E / 44.09611; 19.99750 Valjevo
Kraljev sto 110444°07′08″N 20°01′22″E / 44.11889°N 20.02278°E / 44.11889; 20.02278 Valjevo
Medvednik[20] . 124744°12′37″N 19°38′12″E / 44.21028°N 19.63667°E / 44.21028; 19.63667 Valjevo
Miloslavska planina Golema rudina 148642°49′30″N 22°26′23″E / 42.82500°N 22.43972°E / 42.82500; 22.43972 Dimitrovgrad
Milevska Planina[1] Krvavi kamik 173842°33′54″N 22°26′22″E / 42.56500°N 22.43944°E / 42.56500; 22.43944 Bosilegrad
Miroč Štrbac 76844°35′31″N 22°16′45″E / 44.59194°N 22.27917°E / 44.59194; 22.27917 Donji Milanovac
. 56044°40′38″N 22°25′40″E / 44.67722°N 22.42778°E / 44.67722; 22.42778 Tekija
Mokra Gora Smailova kula 194742°50′00″N 20°26′50″E / 42.83333°N 20.44722°E / 42.83333; 20.44722 Tutin
Pogled 215642°49′54″N 20°22′03″E / 42.83167°N 20.36750°E / 42.83167; 20.36750 Tutin
Strašnik 194242°51′58″N 20°33′09″E / 42.86611°N 20.55250°E / 42.86611; 20.55250 Tutin
Mučanj[7] Jerinin grad 153443°32′42″N 20°02′04″E / 43.54500°N 20.03444°E / 43.54500; 20.03444 Ivanjica
Murtenica Brijač 148043°35′23″N 19°47′32″E / 43.58972°N 19.79222°E / 43.58972; 19.79222 Nova Varoš
Nemić . 79744°10′43″N 19°26′03″E / 44.17861°N 19.43417°E / 44.17861; 19.43417 Ljubovija
Ninaja Homar 146243°10′08″N 20°13′19″E / 43.16889°N 20.22194°E / 43.16889; 20.22194 Novi Pazar
Oblik[4] Oblik 131042°38′35″N 21°55′07″E / 42.64306°N 21.91861°E / 42.64306; 21.91861 Vranje
Ovčar . 98543°53′48″N 20°12′50″E / 43.89667°N 20.21389°E / 43.89667; 20.21389 Čačak
Orovica . 85643°55′34″N 20°07′11″E / 43.92611°N 20.11972°E / 43.92611; 20.11972 Lučani
Oštrik[1] Veliki Oštrik 128343°30′13″N 19°39′21″E / 43.50361°N 19.65583°E / 43.50361; 19.65583 Priboj
Ostrica . 80243°56′03″N 20°31′54″E / 43.93417°N 20.53167°E / 43.93417; 20.53167 Gornji Milanovac
Ostrozub[1] Ostrozupska čuka 154642°52′56″N 22°14′51″E / 42.88222°N 22.24750°E / 42.88222; 22.24750 Crna Trava
Ozren (Pešter)[1][9] Orlovača 169343°14′42″N 19°50′47″E / 43.24500°N 19.84639°E / 43.24500; 19.84639 Sjenica
Kamarišta 164143°13′47″N 19°50′36″E / 43.22972°N 19.84333°E / 43.22972; 19.84333 Sjenica
Ozren (Sokobanja)[21] Leskovik 117443°35′02″N 21°50′41″E / 43.58389°N 21.84472°E / 43.58389; 21.84472 Sokobanja
Pasjača[1] . 97143°09′54″N 21°37′19″E / 43.16500°N 21.62194°E / 43.16500; 21.62194 Žitorađa
Pešter[1] Kuljarski vrh 149243°03′04″N 20°03′21″E / 43.05111°N 20.05583°E / 43.05111; 20.05583 Sjenica
Pljačkovica[4] Pljačkovica 123142°35′26″N 21°53′59″E / 42.59056°N 21.89972°E / 42.59056; 21.89972 Vranje
Pobijenik[1][22] Borak 142343°28′45″N 19°32′48″E / 43.47917°N 19.54667°E / 43.47917; 19.54667 Priboj
Ponikve Jarčevo brdo 100843°53′55″N 19°41′50″E / 43.89861°N 19.69722°E / 43.89861; 19.69722 Bajina Bašta
Povlen Mali Povlen 134744°07′49″N 19°44′31″E / 44.13028°N 19.74194°E / 44.13028; 19.74194 Valjevo
Projić . 125643°29′33″N 19°22′47″E / 43.49250°N 19.37972°E / 43.49250; 19.37972 Priboj
Radan Šopot 140843°00′12″N 21°29′48″E / 43.00333°N 21.49667°E / 43.00333; 21.49667 Kuršumlija
Radočelo Krivača 164343°28′27″N 20°28′21″E / 43.47417°N 20.47250°E / 43.47417; 20.47250 Baljevac
Ravna planina[1][10] Crni vrh 154243°31′21″N 20°46′46″E / 43.52250°N 20.77944°E / 43.52250; 20.77944 Vrnjačka Banja
Rgajska planina . 101743°07′14″N 21°31′59″E / 43.12056°N 21.53306°E / 43.12056; 21.53306 Prokuplje
Rogozna Crni vrh 147943°00′52″N 20°34′48″E / 43.01444°N 20.58000°E / 43.01444; 20.58000 Novi Pazar
Rožanj[1][3] Veliki vrh 89743°43′02″N 21°41′37″E / 43.71722°N 21.69361°E / 43.71722; 21.69361 Ražanj
Rožanj Kobiljača 60143°59′26″N 20°20′38″E / 43.99056°N 20.34389°E / 43.99056; 20.34389 Gornji Milanovac
Rtanj Šiljak 156543°46′34″N 21°53′36″E / 43.77611°N 21.89333°E / 43.77611; 21.89333 Sokobanja
Rudnik[14] Cvijićev vrh 113244°07′53″N 20°32′25″E / 44.13139°N 20.54028°E / 44.13139; 20.54028 Gornji Milanovac
Ruy[23] Crni vrh 146342°55′06″N 22°29′47″E / 42.91833°N 22.49639°E / 42.91833; 22.49639 Babušnica
Ruj 170642°51′46″N 22°34′32″E / 42.86278°N 22.57556°E / 42.86278; 22.57556 Babušnica
Rujan[1] Kalje 96842°21′58″N 21°49′06″E / 42.36611°N 21.81833°E / 42.36611; 21.81833 Bujanovac
Samanjac[1] . 85343°47′41″N 21°40′51″E / 43.79472°N 21.68083°E / 43.79472; 21.68083 Boljevac
Seličevica[1][3] Velika Tumba 90343°14′10″N 21°58′12″E / 43.23611°N 21.97000°E / 43.23611; 21.97000 Niš
Slemen[1] . 109943°41′23″N 22°03′17″E / 43.68972°N 22.05472°E / 43.68972; 22.05472 Knjaževac
Sokolovica [1] Sokolovac 126043°02′00″N 21°28′41″E / 43.03333°N 21.47806°E / 43.03333; 21.47806 Prolom Banja
Sokolska planina Rožanj 97344°16′58″N 19°27′35″E / 44.28278°N 19.45972°E / 44.28278; 19.45972 Krupanj
Stara planina Midžor 216943°23′42″N 22°40′57″E / 43.39500°N 22.68250°E / 43.39500; 22.68250 Pirot
Stojkovačka planina . 136043°32′04″N 20°22′20″E / 43.53444°N 20.37222°E / 43.53444; 20.37222 Ivanjica
Stol . 115644°10′38″N 22°08′21″E / 44.17722°N 22.13917°E / 44.17722; 22.13917 Bor
Stolovi[1][10] Čiker 137543°36′32″N 20°36′40″E / 43.60889°N 20.61111°E / 43.60889; 20.61111 Kraljevo
Studena planina[1][10] Kavgalija 135543°31′32″N 20°40′48″E / 43.52556°N 20.68000°E / 43.52556; 20.68000 Kraljevo
Šljivovik Šljivovički vrh 125843°09′50″N 22°21′21″E / 43.16389°N 22.35583°E / 43.16389; 22.35583 Bela Palanka
Subjel[6][24] Subjel 92444°00′52″N 19°58′59″E / 44.01444°N 19.98306°E / 44.01444; 19.98306 Kosjerić
Suva Planina [25] Trem 181043°10′57″N 22°10′16″E / 43.18250°N 22.17111°E / 43.18250; 22.17111 Gadžin Han
Golaš 145643°10′54″N 22°14′48″E / 43.18167°N 22.24667°E / 43.18167; 22.24667 Bela Palanka
Golemo Stražište 171343°08′38″N 22°12′54″E / 43.14389°N 22.21500°E / 43.14389; 22.21500 Bela Palanka
Suvobor[14] Rajac 84744°08′13″N 20°13′17″E / 44.13694°N 20.22139°E / 44.13694; 20.22139 Gornji Milanovac
Suvobor 86644°07′16″N 20°10′54″E / 44.12111°N 20.18167°E / 44.12111; 20.18167 Gornji Milanovac
Svrljig Mountains[1][26] Pleš 126743°21′14″N 22°09′52″E / 43.35389°N 22.16444°E / 43.35389; 22.16444 Niška Banja
Zeleni vrh 133443°19′50″N 22°15′09″E / 43.33056°N 22.25250°E / 43.33056; 22.25250 Svrljig
Široka planina[1] Kopljača 134542°19′27″N 22°02′02″E / 42.32417°N 22.03389°E / 42.32417; 22.03389 Trgovište
Šomrda . 80344°32′23″N 21°58′58″E / 44.53972°N 21.98278°E / 44.53972; 21.98278 Lepenski Vir
Sveti Ilija . 127144°34′23″N 21°48′15″E / 44.57306°N 21.80417°E / 44.57306; 21.80417 Vranje
Tara[27] Zborište 154443°50′54″N 19°27′34″E / 43.84833°N 19.45944°E / 43.84833; 19.45944 Užice
Tilva Njagra . 77044°04′25″N 21°59′48″E / 44.07361°N 21.99667°E / 44.07361; 21.99667 Zlot
Tresibaba[1] Čukar 82643°28′42″N 22°13′06″E / 43.47833°N 22.21833°E / 43.47833; 22.21833 Svrljig
Troglav[1] Kom 117843°38′26″N 20°29′11″E / 43.64056°N 20.48639°E / 43.64056; 20.48639 Kraljevo
Tupižnica[1][28] Bučanski kamen 116043°42′11″N 22°09′06″E / 43.70306°N 22.15167°E / 43.70306; 22.15167 Boljevac
Glogovački vrh116243°43′44″N 22°09′42″E / 43.72889°N 22.16167°E / 43.72889; 22.16167 Boljevac
Vardenik[1] Veliki Strešer 187542°37′36″N 22°16′02″E / 42.62667°N 22.26722°E / 42.62667; 22.26722 Surdulica
Vidlič Golemi vrh 141343°07′38″N 22°50′16″E / 43.12722°N 22.83778°E / 43.12722; 22.83778 Pirot
Vlaška planina[1][11] Panica 144342°59′12″N 22°35′16″E / 42.98667°N 22.58778°E / 42.98667; 22.58778 Dimitrovgrad
Veliki Greben[1] Crni vrh 65644°21′18″N 22°14′45″E / 44.35500°N 22.24583°E / 44.35500; 22.24583 Donji Milanovac
Veliki Jastrebac Velika Dzulica 149243°23′31″N 21°26′57″E / 43.39194°N 21.44917°E / 43.39194; 21.44917 Kruševac
Bela Stena 125643°26′19″N 21°24′57″E / 43.43861°N 21.41583°E / 43.43861; 21.41583 Kruševac
Veliki Krš Veliki krš 114844°10′15″N 22°05′16″E / 44.17083°N 22.08778°E / 44.17083; 22.08778 Bor
Venčac . 65944°15′45″N 20°35′34″E / 44.26250°N 20.59278°E / 44.26250; 20.59278 Aranđelovac
Vidojevica[1][29] Bandera 115543°08′29″N 21°33′21″E / 43.14139°N 21.55583°E / 43.14139; 21.55583 Prokuplje
Vlašić . 46344°28′01″N 19°34′55″E / 44.46694°N 19.58194°E / 44.46694; 19.58194 Osečina
. 47444°22′45″N 19°48′22″E / 44.37917°N 19.80611°E / 44.37917; 19.80611 Osečina
Vršac mountains Gudurički vrh 64145°08′14″N 21°24′44″E / 45.13722°N 21.41222°E / 45.13722; 21.41222 Vršac
Vujan Veliki Vujan 85643°58′20″N 20°28′09″E / 43.97222°N 20.46917°E / 43.97222; 20.46917 Gornji Milanovac
Zladovska planina[4] Zelenčev vrh 157442°25′20″N 22°06′35″E / 42.42222°N 22.10972°E / 42.42222; 22.10972 Trgovište
Zlatar Golo brdo 162743°24′32″N 19°47′33″E / 43.40889°N 19.79250°E / 43.40889; 19.79250 Nova Varoš
Zlatibor Čigota 142243°38′53″N 19°46′41″E / 43.64806°N 19.77806°E / 43.64806; 19.77806 Čajetina
Tornik 149643°39′15″N 19°38′39″E / 43.65417°N 19.64417°E / 43.65417; 19.64417 Čajetina
Zvijezda Kozji rid 159143°54′24″N 19°18′18″E / 43.90667°N 19.30500°E / 43.90667; 19.30500 Bajina Bašta
Veliki Stolac 167343°54′50″N 19°17′08″E / 43.91389°N 19.28556°E / 43.91389; 19.28556 Bajina Bašta
Žilindar Žilindar 161643°02′34″N 20°00′18″E / 43.04278°N 20.00500°E / 43.04278; 20.00500 Sjenica
Željin[1][30] Željin 178543°28′44″N 20°48′18″E / 43.47889°N 20.80500°E / 43.47889; 20.80500 Vrnjačka Banja

Peaks over 2000 meters

The following lists only those mountain peaks which reach over 2000 meters in height.[31]

Peak Mountain Height (m)
Midžor Stara planina 2169
Pogled Mokra Gora 2156
Dupljak Stara planina 2032
Pančićev vrh Kopaonik 2017

References

  1. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 Jovan Đokić. "Katalog planina Srbije". PSD Kopaonik Beograd.
  2. ↑ http://solair.eunet.rs/~s.ilic/planine.txt (Adopted with author's permission.)
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 "Niške planine". Retrieved 2010-08-23.
  4. 1 2 3 4 5 "Data on Vranje". Official website of Vranje. Retrieved 2010-10-11.
  5. ↑ Mountains in Serbia
  6. 1 2 3 "Geografija Kosjerića". Retrieved 2010-10-15.
  7. 1 2 3 4 "Planine". Municipality of Ivanjica. Retrieved 2010-08-16.
  8. ↑ "Vlasina – Besna Kobila – Dukat – Bosilegrad" (in Serbian). Staze i Bogaze. Retrieved 2010-10-11.
  9. 1 2 3 "Nature:Mountains". Tourist Organization of Sjenica. Retrieved 2010-08-16.
  10. 1 2 3 4 "Planine opštine Kraljevo" (in Serbian). Kraljevo.com. Retrieved 2010-10-11.
  11. 1 2 "Kanjon Jerme – I dan, Greben planina". PEK "Gora" Kragujevac. Retrieved 2010-10-11.
  12. ↑ "Vranj (884 m) geokeš" (in Serbian). Staze i Bogaze. Retrieved 2010-08-17.
  13. ↑ "Valj.planine- Jablanik 1274 m (od doma Krušik)". Staze i bogaze. Retrieved 2010-10-18.
  14. 1 2 3 "Prirodne lepote". Municipality of Gornji Milanovac. Retrieved 2010-10-21.
  15. ↑ "Ježevac (675m)" (in Serbian). Staze i bogaze. Retrieved 2010-10-21.
  16. ↑ "Geografske odlike Dragačeva". Retrieved 2010-08-16.
  17. ↑ Planina Kukavica, Tourist Portal Vladičin Han, retrieved 2010-08-26
  18. ↑ Lazareva pećina (Zlot) – Veliki Malinik – Mali Malinik – Valja Rnž (Podgorac) (17,5km) (in Serbian), Staze i bogaze
  19. ↑ Geografski položaj, Gljivarsko društvo Valjevo, retrieved 2010-08-26
  20. ↑ "Medvednik". Valjevski turistički info centar.
  21. ↑ "Ozren 2" (in Serbian). Tourist centre of Sokobanja. Retrieved 2010-08-16.
  22. ↑ "Varda i Pobijenik" (in Serbian). PD Pobeda Belgrade.
  23. ↑ "Planina Ruj" (in Serbian). Retrieved 2010-10-21.
  24. ↑ "SUBJEL – DIVČIBARE – 04.06.2006.". PD Pobeda. Retrieved 2010-10-15.
  25. ↑ Galerija slika sa Suve planine – satelitski snimci. (in Serbian), Suva Planina.com, retrieved 2010-08-26
  26. ↑ "Svrljiške planine" (in Serbian). PD Pobeda. Retrieved 2010-10-11.
  27. ↑ Geologija i geomorfologija (in Serbian), National park Tara
  28. ↑ "Tupižnica: Bučje – Gornja Bela Reka (20 km)". Staze i bogaze. Retrieved 2010-08-23.
  29. ↑ "Seli se glavno oko Srbije" (in Serbian). Večernje Novosti. 2010-06-12.
  30. ↑ "Eko klub Željin" (in Serbian). Retrieved 2010-10-11.
  31. ↑ Statistical Yearbook of Serbia 2007; chapter 1. titled Geographical Review, Table 1.6. titled Mountain Peaks over 2000 m at page 19. Publicized by the Statistical Office of the Republic of Serbia, primary source of information is Military Geographical Institute, Belgrade (Army of Serbia)

See also

Wikimedia Commons has media related to mountains in Serbia.

External links

This article is issued from Wikipedia - version of the Monday, March 21, 2016. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike but additional terms may apply for the media files.