Part of its western and northeastern Outer range is also known locally as the Beskids.
The Western and Eastern branches of this are separated by the San and Osława rivers while the Eastern and Southern branches meet at the Predeal Pass. Part of its western and northeastern Outer range is also known locally as the Beskids. Its Tatra range includes Gerlach Peak, the highest point in Slovakia. Separated from the Silesian and Moravian ranges by the March and Oder rivers respectively, this group only meets the Alps across the Danube at Bratislava. For 10 points, name this group of mountain chains whose namesake environmental convention was signed by Slovakia, Serbia, Hungary, Ukraine, Poland, the Czech Republic, and Romania.
The Western and Eastern branches of this are separated by the San and Osława rivers while the Eastern and Southern branches meet at the Predeal Pass.
Carpathian Mountains [or Carpathians; or Karpaty; or Carpaţi]