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2013 | OriginalPaper | Buchkapitel
33. Romania
verfasst von : C. J. Campbell
Erschienen in: Campbell's Atlas of Oil and Gas Depletion
Verlag: Springer New York
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Abstract
The topography of Romania is dominated by a great arc of the Carpathian Mountains that swings through the centre of the country. The highest peak rises to 2,500 m. The passes through the mountains exercised a certain strategic influence in earlier years, being the gateways for migrants from the east. The mountains are flanked by coastal plains to the east, bordering the Black Sea, and to the west by an interior basin of rolling country, known as Transylvania, which is in turn flanked by the Apuseni Massif. The great Danube River forms the frontier with Bulgaria to the south. The country supports a population of nearly 22 million.