Beskid Dukielski
Beskid Dukielski (Dukla Beskid) is the middle part of the Low Beskids mountain range, lying north of the Dukla Pass and being named after the town of Dukla.
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View from Przymiarki mountain on Beskid Dukielski
The range stretches from the valleys of the Wisłoka and Ryjak rivers in the west, to the Królik Polski - Daliowa - Czeremcha way in the east. Its boundary to the north is the Nowy Żmigród - Dukla way. Further east, the Jasionka - Lubatowa and Królik Polski way, separates Beskid Dukielski from the Rymanowski Hills.
They are composed of sedimentary rocks - mainly sandstone, shales and conglomerates. Landslides are very common.
The highest peak is Baranie ("Ram's") (754 m).
Mountains of the Beskid Dukielski include (all measurements in metres above sea level):
Bibliography
- Beskid Dukielski wyd. Rewasz, Pruszków 1999 ISBN 83-85557-62-8 (in Polish)
- Wojciech Krukar Rymanów Zdrój, Iwonicz-Zdrój i okolice. Mapa turystyczno-nazewnicza. wyd. Ruthenus, Krosno ISBN 83-86588-41-1 (in Polish)
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