Geographically where is romania

Romania extends approximately miles North to South and miles East to West. Bucharest — the capital city of Romania — is located at the same latitude with the cities of Portland - Oregon; Montreal - Canada; Venice - Italy; and Bordeaux - France.

Romania's territory features splendid mountains, beautiful rolling hills, fertile plains and numerous rivers and lakes. The terrain around here is a mix of extinct volcanic cones, lunar plains, thick forests and glacial lakes — perfect for hiking, cycling and adrenaline sports.

Muntenia, also known as Wallachia, lies south of the Carpathians and is home to the capital Bucharest. A relatively flat province, its border with Bulgaria is defined by the River Danube. In the southeast lies Dobrogea, which is home to the Danube Delta. The Dobrogea region boasts nearly km miles of Black Sea coastline, incorporating the port of Constanta and the Danube Delta.

Introducing Romania. Plan your trip. Romania is a European nation occupying an area of , sq. As can be observed on the physical map of Romania, the country's landscape is almost evenly divided among mountains, hills, and plains. As for mountains, the medium-sized Carpathians extend through the center of the country in a wide arc, and they are the source of several rivers. Also visible on the map above is the Transylvanian Alps, a range of the Carpathians that divide central and southern Romania.

The country's highest point, Mt. Moldoveanu, is located there. It stands at 2, m 8, ft. A yellow upright triangle marks its position on the map. Beyond the Carpathian foothills, the land slopes down into rolling hills and plains. The country's lowest land is found along the Danube Delta, an area of marshes, floating reed islands, and sandbanks.

Roughly the size of the state of Indiana , Hungary is a landlocked country in central Europe bordered by Slovakia and Austria to the north, Ukraine and Romania to the east, Slovenia to the west, and Croatia and Serbia to the south. Hungary is mostly flat, with a vast lowland area known as the Great Hungarian Plain, a productive agricultural region. It flows for nearly 1, miles 2, kilometers , passing through 10 nations on its way to the Black Sea.

No other river in the world passes through as many countries. Although several ethnic groups live in Hungary, the vast majority of the population is Hungarian, or Magyar. Both Hungarians and minority groups shape the culture. Music is an important part of Hungarian culture, especially traditional folk music. Based on the experiences of peasants in the countryside, the music has themes such as joy, sadness, the weather, and even farming. Hungary also has a rich classical music history.

Hungarians love their public spas and have been soaking for centuries. Hungary is also the birthplace of many famous people. Hungary has three major ecological regions.