Bulgaria's 2500ers
48 of the 56 Bulgarian summits over 2,500 metres on Wikipedia's list, in the Rila and Pirin — Musala, the highest in the Balkans, first. Minor tops that are not on the map are left out.
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Highest peak
Musala
2,926m
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- Musala 2,926m
- Vihren 2,914m
- Kutelo 2,908m
- Malka Musala 2,902m
- Banski Suhodol 2,884m
- Irechek 2,852m
- Polezhan 2,852m
- Bayuvi Dupki 2,825m
- Kamenitsa 2,824m
- Malak Polezhan 2,823m
- Deno 2,790m
- Ovcharets 2,775m
- Yalovarnika 2,774m
- Gazey 2,768m
- Kaymakchal 2,762m
- Todorka 2,746m
- Banderishki chukar 2,738m
- Golyam Kupen 2,732m
- Malyovitsa 2,729m
- Dzhangal (Momini Dvori) 2,729m
- Momini Dvori 2,722m
- Kamenishka Kukla 2,717m
- Malka Todorka 2,712m
- Popova Kapa 2,709m
- Lopushki Vrah 2,698m
- Lovnitsa 2,693m
- Kuklite 2,693m
- Kanarata 2,691m
- Orlovets 2,686m
- Damga (Vazov) 2,677m
- Bashliyski Chukar 2,674m
- Muratov Vrah 2,669m
- Eleni vrah 2,669m
- Dzhano 2,657m
- Angelov Vrah 2,654m
- Bezbog 2,653m
- Ravni Chal 2,637m
- Kamilata 2,630m
- Belmeken 2,626m
- Golyam Mechi Vrah 2,619m
- Dvuglav 2,592m
- Sivriya 2,591m
- Kozi Vrah 2,587m
- Golyam Mechit 2,572m
- Ushite 2,547m
- Malak Mechit 2,536m
- Sinanitsa 2,518m
- Iglata 2,322m
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