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Romania (România) lies in southeastern Europe, covering about 92,000 square miles (238,400 km²) from the Black Sea coast to the Hungarian plain. The Carpathian Mountains curve through the middle of the country in a great arc, wrapped in old beech and spruce forests, with rolling hills, medieval towns and the Danube River to the south.

Its most famous natural landmark is the Danube Delta, where the river splits into a maze of channels, reed beds and lakes before reaching the Black Sea. The highest peak is Moldoveanu in the Făgăraș Mountains at 8,346 feet (2,544 m). Great white pelicans nest in the delta each spring in some of the largest colonies in Europe.

Romania is home to the largest population of brown bears in Europe outside Russia, along with wolves, lynx and wildcats in the Carpathian forests. The castles and old squares of Transylvania, from Brașov to Bran, sit in the shadow of the mountains. The Danube Delta and ancient beech forests of the Carpathians are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Did You Know? Scărișoara Cave in the Apuseni Mountains holds one of the largest underground glaciers in the world, a block of ice that has been building up for more than 10,000 years.

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