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	Tatra Mountains
		The Polish Tatras are considerably a small part of the entire range and constitute only one-fifth of the entire range of Tatras, while the rest of the range is situated on the Slovakian side.
		However, the Polish Tatras are blessed with some of the most spectacular views — for instance, the most beautiful nook of the High Tatras (one section of the Tatras) Dolina Rybiego Potoku, and the most scenic valley in the Western Tatras, Dolina Koscieliska, are both situated in the Polish section of the Tatras.
		The Tatras draw over three million visitors through out the year and as expected, tourism is the largest industry of the area.
	www.polandforvisitors.com /travel_poland/tatras (320 words)

	Tatra Mountains - LoveToKnow 1911
		TATRA MOUNTAINS (Hungarian Tarczal) or the High Tatra, the highest group in the central Carpathians, and the central group of the whole Carpathian system.
		The Tatra Mountains extend through the Hungarian counties of Lipt6 and Szepes, and with their northern extremities also through the Austrian crownland of Galicia, and have a length of 4 o m.
		The principal valleys, which lie at an altitude of 2600 to 3250 ft. above sea-level, and present some of the wildest scenery, are: the Kohlbach Valley, the Felka Valley, the Valley of Mengsdorf, the Javorina Valley, the Kotlina Valley, in which is the stalactite cavern of Bela, and the Bielka Valley.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Tatra_Mountains (282 words)

	Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Tatra mountains
		The Tatra Mountains are the highest mountain massif of the Carpathian Mountains.
		The Tatras consist of the Western Tatras (Slovak: Západné Tatry, Polish: Tatry Zachodnie) and the Eastern Tatras (Východné Tatry, Tatry Wschodnie).
		Tatra Mountains are a home to many species of animals (54 of tardigrades, 22 of turbellarians, 100 of rotifers, 22 of copepods, 162 of spiders, 81 of mollusks, 43 mammals, 200 of birds, 2 of reptiles, 7 of amphibians).
	www.reference.com /browse/wiki/Tatra_Mountains (1047 words)

	Tatra Mountains and Zakopane town
		Alps-like Tatra Mountains, or the Tatras (Polish Tatry), is the highest range of the Carpathian Mountains and lie along Poland’s border with Slovakia.
		The Tatra Mountains rise to the greatest elevation in the entire northern half of Europe, with the 2655m (8711ft) Gerlachovsky Stit in Slovakia and the 2499m (8198ft) Rysy peak in Poland.
		Weather in Zakopane and in the Tatry Mountains.
	www.krakow-info.com /1tatry.htm (727 words)

	Geomorphological hazards and risks in the High Tatra Mountains
		Important palaeoclimatic changes that went on in the High Tatra region in the Pliocene and the Pleistocene were, together with the geological features of the mountain vault surface and with the neotectonic activity, the main factors enabling the evolution of high mountain landforms.
		Geomorphological analysis of the crest part of the mountains showed that the development of the high rock slopes on crystalline rocks was determined mainly by their morphostructural position, in detail by the local arrangement of tectonic discontinuities and by the extent of glacigenic and cryogenic modellation in the Pleistocene (Photo 3).
		The mountains as a whole have preserved marked features of glacial relief, the retreat of the ice and the transformation by postglacial denudation of which are the latest stage of the High Tatra Mts polygenetic development.
	www.natur.cuni.cz /~kfggsekr/pers/kalvoda/publ/htatra.htm (7368 words)

	Tatra Mountains, Slovakia & Poland
		In the mountains at higher elevations (>1000 m), however, wind was often quite variable, and lifting ability was diminished in thinner air--see high-altitude KAP.
		The mountain range is composed largely of metamorphic rock, such as schist and phyllite, and is noted for minerals and ores including iron, copper, silver and gold.
		The Váh River is the longest in Slovakia, extending from the Tatra Mountains to the Danube River at Komárno.
	www.geospectra.net /kite/tatra/tatra.htm (3054 words)

	Directory of open access journals
		Major fluxes of sulphur and dissolved inorganic nitrogen were estimated in Central European mountain ecosystems of the Bohemian Forest (forest lakes) and Tatra Mountains (alpine lakes) over the industrial period.
		In the 1990s, atmospheric inputs of sulphur decreased 80% and 50% in the Bohemian Forest and Tatra Mountains, respectively, and sulphur outputs exceeded inputs.
		in the Tatra Mountains in the 1880- 1950 period, i.e.
	www.doaj.org /abstract?id=170689&toc=y (376 words)

	European Tours and Vacations for Women - Tatra Mountains (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Tatra Mountains are part of the Carpathian Range, located in the heart of Europe.
		This is the second highest mountain range in Europe, east of the Alps and west of the Ural and the Caucasus Mountains.
		The highest Polish peak in the Tatra Mountains is Rysy - 8,199 feet.
	www.sightsandsoul.com /tatra_mountains (249 words)

	Zakopane \| Tatra Mountains
		The Tatras are the highest part of the Carpathian mountain range, and for centuries they were Poland's natural border in the south.
		Today, it is the goodly Slovakians who live beyond the mountains, and border skirmishes are not likely to interfere with your hiking trips.
		The Polish part of the Tatras was formally declared a national park in 1955.
	www.zakopane-life.com /poland/tatra-mountains-zakopane (610 words)

	Polish culture: The Dr Tytus Chalubinski Tatra Mountains Museum
		The Dr Tytus Chalubinski Tatra Mountains Museum is housed in a purpose-built building designed by Stanislaw Witkiewicz and Franciszek Maczynski in the Zakopane style and constructed in 1913-22.
		The zoological holdings, spanning the areas of the Tatras, the Rocky Podhale, the Orawsko-Nowotarska Dale and the Pieniny Mountains, number some 581 exhibits and are particularly noted for the collections of birds, of the Tatra and Podtatrze butterflies, and of the Tatra dragon-flies.
		The Art Department is home to a precious collection of paintings, graphics and drawings, all having the Tatras as their subject, a new occurrence in the Polish art in the first half of the nineteenth century.
	www.culture.pl /en/culture/artykuly/in_mu_zakopane_tatrzanskie (555 words)

	Cryptorhynchinae of the Tatra Mountains
		Contributions to the weevil fauna of the Tatra Mountains.
		It was discovered in the Tatra Mountains for the first time not long ago [Knutelski and Knutelska 1998], and is known only from the southern Slovakian slopes of the massif where it reaches 910 m of altitude.
		In the Tatra Mountains the upper limit of this weevil is 980 m a.s.l.
	www.curci.de /Tatra1/cryptatr.html (2820 words)

	Zakopane Poland you and the Tatra mountains wildlife
		Zakopane Poland you and the Tatra mountains wildlife
		The Park encomposes the part of the Tatra Mountains which is in Poland.
		If we follow these basic rules, we shall keep the Tatra Mountains rich as they are in wildlife and rare species, so that other people can also enjoy the pleasures of the region.
	www.ezakopane.pl /poland/mountains_wildlife.html (375 words)

	Tatra Mountains travel guide - Wikitravel
		The Tatra Mountains [1] or Tatras or Tatra (in Polish and Slovak Tatry, which is a plural proper noun) is a mountain range on the border of Poland and Slovakia, the highest part of the Carpathian Mountains.
		High Tatras belong to the national park (TANAP) and also are registered in UNESCO because many protected animals and plants occur in High Tatras.
		The easiest access to High Tatras is from Poprad or Tatranská Štrba where are two main railway stations with an access to cog railways or trams leaving for the mountains.
	www.wikitravel.org /en/Tatra_Mountains (898 words)

	Oikos Nomos ------ Slovakia - Tatra Mountains - General Information --- Slovakia - People - Culture --- Slovakia - ...
		The Tatra Mountains are 50 miles long and 10 miles wide and are divided into the West Tatra and East Tatra Mountains.
		In summer, the Tatra Mountains offer not only ideal terrains for mountaineering, a dense network of tourist and cycling tracks of all levels of difficulty, but also terrains for skating, paragliding, bungee jumping, horseback riding, tennis, golf, fishing and many other sport activities.
		The High Tatra Mountains form part of the historic Spis and Liptov Region, where exquisite nature supplements the jewels of folk architecture and the artistic building industry, concentrated mainly in Poprad, Levoca, Kezmarok, Spisska Bela and the neighboring surroundings.
	www.oikosnomos.sk /tatra.html (1976 words)

	Tatra Mountains travel guide - Wikitravel
		The Tatra Mountains [1] or Tatras or Tatra (in Polish and Slovak Tatry, which is a plural proper noun) is a mountain range on the border of Poland and Slovakia, the highest part of the Carpathian Mountains.
		The easiest access to High Tatras is from Poprad or Tatranská Štrba where are two main railway stations with an access to cog railways or trams leaving for the mountains.
		In High Tatras is possible to ski in nine localities and each one consist of two to nine slopes.
	wikitravel.org /en/Tatra_Mountains (976 words)

	Zakopane chief of Tatra mountains volunteer rescue service TOPR - GOPR
		Going to trips to the Tatra Mountains in the Winter you need to know of the dangers which are much more imminent than in the summer.
		The gravest threats are avalanches, sudden and violent weather changes, low temperatures, frequent routes freezing and bad visibility.
		Before departure for your hike, you may like to study the map of the Tatra region.
	www.ezakopane.pl /poland/rescue_service.html (249 words)

	TATRA MOUNTAINS SNOWMOBILE WEEKEND
		We spend 2 nights in a mountain hotel in Piwniczna Zdroj, a night in a cosy but simple mountain hut, and a night in a hotel in Krakow.
		The mountain huts tend to have multi-bedded rooms and simple shared bathrooms.
		Transfer to Piwniczna Zdroj in the heart of the scenic Tatra mountains, on the border with Slovakia.
	www.exodus.co.uk /holidays/cvp.html (397 words)

	Slovakia Parks & Tatra Mountains Tours - Slovakia Parks & Tatra Mountains Hotels provide Slovakia Parks & Tatra ...
		Cross the creek to hike along the Kamzik meadow and the Reinerova hut (the oldest mountain shelter in Tatras) to reach the "Giant waterfall" (on the red trail marker) and then onwards until reaching Zamkovskeho hut.
		Mountain bike are not strictly required, but their use ensures that it is more comfortable.
		The ski area is situated at the foothills of the Belianske Tatras on the soft mountain meadows, where a snow cover of 30 cm enables ski operations to commence.
	www.tatrahotels-link.sk /tours.php (6089 words)

	Tatra Mountains - Holiday Poland
		The highest, alpine character mountains, on the border with Slovakia.
		You cannot pass by without dropping in Chocholowska Valley (the biggest one in Polish Tatras) and Koscieliska Valley (with diversity of caves, Wawoz Krakow, Smreczynski Pond and Hala Ornak hostel).
		This is the most dangerous mountain of all Tatras ones).
	holidays.staypoland.com /tatra-mountains.aspx (304 words)

	Holiday rentals in Tatra Mountains, Slovakia (Site not responding. Last check: )
		All areas of Tatra Mountains (3), Jasna (1), Stola / Poprad (1), Tatranska Strba (1)
		If you're a keen disciple of winter sport and enjoy the opportunity to test your skills in the popular destination of Slovakia, holiday rental accommodation in the Tatra Mountains will put you at the heart of skiing country that can easily rival the facilities found in some of the finest ski resorts in Europe.
		Holiday apartments in Tatra Mountains are versatile enough to provide potential for outdoor activities all year round, including hiking, paragliding, horse riding and even extreme sports in the dynamic and breathtaking landscapes of the Tatra Mountains.
	www.ownersdirect.co.uk /Slovakia-Tatra-Mountains.htm (145 words)

	Tatra Field Station (Site not responding. Last check: )
		TFS is situated in Zakopane at the foot of the Tatras, at an elevation of 910 m a.s.l, to the east of the town centre.
		Documentation of flora of the Tatra Mountains and Sub-Tatra region
		he Mountain Botanical Garden, subordinated to the Tatra Field Station of the Institute of Nature Conservation PAS, is divided into two parts: a didactic one (open to visitors) which is located in the centre of Zakopane, and a scientific (experimental) part situated near the building of the Tatra Field Station at Antałówka Hill.
	www.iop.krakow.pl /iop/inc.asp?010206 (887 words)

	Tatras
		The Tatra Mountains are located in the middle of the massive arch of the Carpatians, the mountains which spread over a distance of more than a thousand kilometres and pass through a few Slavic countries.
		The Tatra are the highest part of the Carpathian arch.
		Especially attractive are paths in the valleys in the western part of the Tatra, such as Dolina Bialego.
	mysite.verizon.net /vze7j104/harnastatras/id5.html (299 words)

	A WALK IN THE TATRA MOUNTAINS
		Like all mountain ranges throughout the world the weather in the Tatras can change at any time and did just that on a number of occasions.
		This mountain chalet, like the many we were to stay at in the Tatras, had dormitory accommodation, served hot meals and drinks, was well heated and even had hot showers!
		I have spent most of my life walking in the mountains of the world and it is amazing how often this phenomenon happens as you turn your back to go home.
	www.travelcentre.com.au /Puddingshop/Stories/tatra.htm (1580 words)

	Slovakia Parks & Tatra Mountains Hotel Directory - Book Accommodation in Slovakia Parks & Tatra Mountains
		The Tatra Mountains are 78km long and 17km wide and are divided into the West Tatra and East Tatra Mountains.
		The High Tatras - They are the jewel and pride of Slovakia.They reach the height 2,655 meters (Gerlachovsky peak) and 25 of their peaks are higher than 2,500 meters.
		The first and oldest national park is located here, established in 1948. It is situated in the highest mountain range of the Carpathians, an unique landscape with distinct traces of glacial activities and the largest number of glacier lakes, rich in plant and animal species.
	www.tatrahotels-link.sk /index.php (740 words)

	Tatra mountains : Europe Forum - Travellerspoint (Site not responding. Last check: )
		I'm going from Krakovia to the tatra mountains in Slovakia this summer, but it's seems to be a bit difficult to get direct trains from Krakovia to Poprad-Tatry, which is the main train station.
		Travel between Poland and Slovakia in the mountains is a bit of a pain...
		For High Tatras, which I think Poprad is located in (?), it's "vysokie tatry" or "wysokie tatry".
	www.travellerspoint.com /forum.cfm?thread=13167 (844 words)

	Music of the Tatra Mountains x 2
		The Tatra mountains were, until the beginning of last century, both the most isolated part of Poland and one of the most utterly Polish - that is, unlike large parts of the country, having no German or other 'foreign' influence.
		Things have changed since the 'discovery' of the Tatras by the artists of the Young Poland movement in the early twentieth century.
		The peculiar flavour of Tatra music, though, comes from the 'warped' (to western ears) scale with its flattened seventh and and sharp fourth.
	www.mustrad.org.uk /reviews/tatra.htm (778 words)

	A Guide to Hiking the High Tatra Mountains - Poland and Slovakia, Eastern Europe, Eastern Europe Travel Stories, ...
		Throughout the High Tatras, trails are indicated by colored markers, and there are wooden arrows to show you the way on most crossings.
		Tatranska Magistrala is a red-marked trail which crosses the Tatras from east to west, starting at Velke Biele pleso in the east, and continuing beyond the borders of the High Tatras map in the west.
		Climbing Mt. Rysy (2499,6 m) is the highest mountain in the High Tatras that has a footpath leading to the top, which marks the border between Slovakia and Poland.
	www.bootsnall.com /articles/02-06/a-guide-to-hiking-the-high-tatra-mountains-poland-and-slovakia.html (1346 words)

	Exploring the Tatra Mountains
		It is a fairly touristy resort in the Tatra mountains which border Poland and Slovakia.
		The Tatra are a bit like the Alps - about 2,500m tall and dotted with chalets and cows with bells around their necks.
		Simon has plans to climb a pretty high mountain called Rysy tomorrow, and I can say with all certainty that I will be found reading a book in a cafe near the bottom.
	www.travelblog.org /Europe/Poland/Zakopane/blog-92991.html (811 words)

	Jons Page: Tatra Mountains, Eastern Europe
		The stunning Tatra Mountains straddle the border between Poland and Slovakia.
		Stary Smokovec has very little to see, but the obvious attractions, the mountains, are very close.
		There are many possible walks, but the most popular and one that I did, involves walking (or taking the funicular) up to Hrebienok, then across to Skalnate Pleso, where there is a lake and three sets of cable cars.
	www.angelfire.com /nt/joncarr/tatras.html (132 words)

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