It's sub-ranges include the Little, White, East, High Tatra, and the Transylvanian Alps, and the region is rich in precious metal, petroleum products, and salt.  
Running in a large arc, this mountain system is broken by numerous passes that have served as invasion routes. It's sub-ranges include the Little, White, East, High Tatra, and the Transylvanian Alps, and the region is rich in precious metal, petroleum products, and salt.  Its highest point is a mere 8,711 ft above sea level, at Gerlachovsky Stit, in Slovakia.  FTP, name this mountain range that is a great semi-circle, with both ends touching the Danube River, at Bratislava, Slovakia, and the Iron Gate near Orsova, Romania.
Running in a large arc, this mountain system is broken by numerous passes that have served as invasion routes.
Carpathian Mountains