Tatra (514.5) - the highest range in the chain of the Carpathians (Western Carpathians). Tatra Area stands at EUR 785 km ², of which approximately 175 km ² (over 22%) lies within Polish borders, and about 610 km ² (less than 78%) in the territory of Slovakia. Tatra length, measured from the eastern foothills of Kobylí Hill (1109 m) to the south-western foothills of Ostrego Kwaczańskiego Hill (1128 m) as the crow flies is 57 km, and closely along the crest of the main 80 km. The main ridge runs from the Tatras Huciańskiej Pass (905 m) in the west to Zdziarski Pass (1081 m) to the east. The Tatras are protected by the establishment in their area of the Tatra National Park. Tatras are divided into: Western Tatras - the highest peak: Bystrá (2248 m) on the Polish side: Starorobociański Wierch (2176 m) Eastern Tatras: Tatras - the highest peak : Gerlach (2655 m) on the Polish side: northwest Rysy peak (2499 m) Belianske Tatry - the highest peak: Hawrań (2152 m) times the Western Tatras massif is secreted gray Hill (1805 m), located in its entirety in Slovakia. boundary between East and West High Tatras is the mountain pass and valley lily Sucha Waters (Polish border) and the Silent Valley (on Slovakia). Belianske of the High Tatras separates Kopské saddle.
