Mountain ranges in Romania

55 mountain ranges in Romania, ranked by size. Data from Wikidata and Wikipedia.

1. Făgăraș Mountains 2,555 m
2. Făgăraș Mountains group 2,544 m
3. Southern Carpathians 2,544 m
4. Parâng Mountains 2,519 m
5. Parâng Mountains group 2,519 m
6. Retezat Mountains 2,509 m
7. Bucegi Mountains 2,505 m
8. Rodna Mountains 2,303 m
9. Cindrel Mountains 2,244 m
10. Lotru Mountains 2,242 m
11. Piatra Craiului Mountains 2,238 m
12. Țarcu Mountains 2,196 m
13. Căliman Mountains 2,102 m
14. Ciucaș Mountains 1,954 m
15. Western Romanian Carpathians 1,849 m
16. Țibleș Mountains 1,840 m
17. Postăvarul Massif 1,799 m
18. Hășmaș Mountains 1,792 m
19. Tarcău Mountains 1,664 m
20. Ciuc Mountains 1,553 m
21. Mehedinți Mountains 1,466 m
22. Apuseni Mountains 1,430 m
23. Trascău Mountains 1,369 m
24. Baraolt Mountains 1,342 m
25. Codru-Moma Mountains 1,112 m
26. Perșani Mountains 1,104 m
27. Meseş Mountains 996 m
28. Baiu Mountains
29. Bihor Mountains
30. Bistrița Mountains
31. Bukovinian Subcarpathians
32. Buzău Mountains
33. Bârgău Mountains
34. Curvature Carpathians
35. Căliman-Harghita Mountains
36. Giurgeu-Brașov Depression
37. Gurghiu Mountains
38. Gutin Mountains
39. Harghita Mountains
40. Leaota Mountains
41. Lăpuș Mountains
42. Metaliferi Mountains
43. Moldavian-Muntenian Carpathians
44. Oaș Mountains
45. Obcina Mestecăniș Mountains
46. Piatra Mare Mountains
47. Poiana Ruscă Mountains
48. Pădurea Craiului Mountains
49. Retezat-Godeanu Mountains group
50. Romanian Carpathians
51. Suhard Mountains
52. Vrancea Mountains
53. Vâlcan Mountains
54. Șimleu Mountains
55. Șureanu Mountains