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Historical Earthquake Records and Seismic Activity Catalogue for Pirin National Park

This comprehensive repository provides a historical perspective on seismic activity identified in the surrounding region of Pirin National Park. The catalogue collates data based on epicentre proximity, offering researchers and geography enthusiasts an organized view of recorded events, including date, magnitude, depth, and spatial coordinates. Gain insight into regional seismic history through structured data sourced from geological monitoring networks.

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Bulgaria's alpine wilderness of glacial lakes, endemic flora, and ancient forests

Pirin National Park

Pirin National Park occupies the greater part of the Pirin Mountains in southwestern Bulgaria, spanning 403.56 square kilometers of pristine alpine terrain. Established in 1962 and originally named Vihren National Park, the park was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983 for its outstanding natural value. The landscape rises from 950 meters near Bansko to 2,914 meters at Vihren, Bulgaria's second-highest summit and the third-highest in the Balkan Peninsula. The park encompasses dramatic marble and granite ridges, deep cirques, and the southernmost glaciers in Europe, creating a remarkable mosaic of alpine ecosystems that support extraordinary biodiversity and endemism.

Location: Bulgaria
Park type: National park
Established: 1962
Area: 403.6 km²
Highest point: 2,914 m

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Historical Earthquake Records and Epicenters Near Pirin National Park

Browse a comprehensive historical catalog of recorded earthquakes located by epicentre coordinates and calculated distance from Pirin National Park. Each archived record provides verified data points including the occurrence date, magnitude, focal depth, reported location, proximity to the park, and original source access.

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National park

6.8 km away#1 closest

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Rila National Park: Bulgaria's Largest National Park with Alpine Terrain and Glacial Lakes

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Rila National Park, situated in Bulgaria's Rila mountain range, stands as the country's largest national park and a vital protected landscape. Its territory is characterized by dramatic glacial topography, including the iconic Seven Rila Lakes, and ascends to Musala Peak, the highest summit in the Balkan Peninsula. This atlas entry details the park's extensive mapped boundaries and unique ecosystems, emphasizing its importance for understanding regional geography and protected area networks.

Area: 810.46 km²
Established: 1992
IUCN: II
Relief: Mountain

Rila National Park Protected Landscape

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National park

About 76 km away#2 closest

East

Rodopi Mountain Range National Park: Greece's Largest Protected Forest Landscape Explorer

Mapped boundaries, old-growth ecosystems, and Balkan geography.

Rodopi Mountain Range National Park is a critical protected forest area in Greece, safeguarding one of Europe's last primeval forests, the Frakto Virgin Forest. As the nation's largest woodland conservation site, it showcases remarkable biodiversity and complex mountain terrain, from low-lying forests to subalpine meadows. This page provides detailed mapping context and geographic specifics for understanding this unique protected landscape and its ecological significance within the Rhodope Mountains.

Area: 1,731.5 km²
Established: 2009
IUCN: VI
Relief: Mountain

Rodopi Mountain Range National Park protected landscape

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National parkLovech Province

117 km away#3 closest

Northeast

Central Balkan National Park: Bulgaria's Majestic National Park and Protected Landscape

Explore mapped alpine terrain and ancient forests in Lovech Province.

Central Balkan National Park is a significant protected area in Bulgaria, renowned for its stunning mountain geography and exceptionally well-preserved ancient beech forests. Located within Lovech Province, the park's landscape is defined by dramatic peaks, including Botev Peak, deep canyons, and alpine meadows, offering a rich context for geographical exploration and understanding its protected status. Its ecosystem health and ecological value are underscored by multiple nature reserves and its recognition as part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Area: 716.69 km²
Established: 1991
IUCN: II
Relief: Mountain

Central Balkan National Park Atlas

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Protected area

About 120 km away#4 closest

Northwest

Vlasina Ramsar Wetland: Protected Area Atlas and Geographic Context in Serbia

Discover its mountain lake ecosystem and mapped natural landscape.

Vlasina Ramsar Wetland is a critical protected area in Serbia, notable for its high-altitude mountain lake and river ecosystem within the Rhodopian Mountains. This page details its mapped geographic boundaries, unique terrain, and protected landscape identity, offering users a focused atlas exploration of a significant natural site. Delve into the specific geography and conservation context that define this internationally recognized wetland.

Established: 2007
IUCN: V
Relief: Mountain
Scope: Terrestrial

Vlasina Ramsar Wetland Protected Area

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National parkCentral Macedonia

About 139 km away#5 closest

Southwest

Axios Delta National Park: Central Macedonia's Premier Protected Wetlands and Bird Sanctuary

Mapping the unique geography of this vital European bird migration corridor.

Axios Delta National Park is a significant protected wetland located in Central Macedonia, Greece, renowned for its role as a critical stopover and breeding ground for countless bird species along the East Atlantic Flyway. The park's landscape is shaped by the Axios, Haliacmon, Loudias, and Gallikos river deltas, creating a dynamic mosaic of lagoons, reedbeds, and coastal dunes. As a Ramsar site and Natura 2000 network area, it highlights the importance of understanding mapped protected landscapes and their regional geographic context for conservation efforts. Explore the distinct natural features and ecological significance of this unique delta.

Area: 338 km²
Established: 2009
IUCN: VI
Relief: Lowland

Axios Delta National Park Protected Area

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National park

About 169 km away#6 closest

North

Stara Planina National Park: Serbia's expansive national park in the Balkan Mountains

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Stara Planina National Park is a newly established national park in eastern Serbia, notable for its extensive mountain terrain and designation within the Balkan Mountains. This protected area features the distinctive Kopren plateau, Tupavica waterfall, and rugged landmarks, all contributing to its unique geographic identity. MoriAtlas provides a structured atlas view of Stara Planina National Park, detailing its protected boundaries and landscape context for comprehensive discovery.

Area: 1,200 km²
Established: 2022
IUCN: II
Relief: Mountain

Stara Planina National Park protected area

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National park

178 km away#7 closest

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Šar Planina National Park: North Macedonia's Premier Alpine Protected Landscape

Explore glacial lakes, high peaks, and critical Balkan lynx habitat.

Šar Planina National Park is an expansive protected area in North Macedonia, defined by its striking alpine terrain and significant ecological value. The park safeguards a landscape featuring approximately 220 peaks over 2,000 meters and 29 permanent glacial lakes, known as 'Šar's Eyes.' This national park serves as a vital refuge for endangered wildlife, including the Balkan lynx, and offers a unique geographic context for understanding mountain wilderness and protected land distribution in the Balkan region. Its mapped boundaries encompass a rich biodiversity and a landscape shaped by glacial and fluvial processes.

Area: 627 km²
Established: 2021
IUCN: II
Relief: Mountain

Šar Planina National Park Protected Landscape

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National parkMunicipality of Bitola

182 km away#8 closest

West

Pelister National Park: North Macedonia's Oldest National Park and Alpine Protected Landscape

Explore unique glacial features and endemic forests within Municipality of Bitola.

Pelister National Park, a pioneering protected area in North Macedonia, offers a rich tapestry of alpine geography and unique geological formations. This page provides detailed information on the park's landscape, including its dramatic mountain massif within Municipality of Bitola, the rare Macedonian pine forests, the striking 'stone rivers' formed by ancient glacial processes, and the serene Pelister Eyes glacial lakes. Discover the park's mapped boundaries and its significance as a conservation heritage site within the Balkan Peninsula.

Area: 171.5 km²
Established: 1948
IUCN: II
Visitors: 30K annual

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Deepen your understanding of Pirin National Park by exploring its specific geographic features and protected area boundaries. This national park offers a unique window into the regional geography of Blagoevgrad Province. Continue your atlas-driven discovery to grasp the full mapped landscape context and the significance of Pirin National Park within Bulgaria's network of protected lands.

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