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Bulgaria Map Outline With Borders, Zooming In Animation On Vibrant Satellite Map. The satellite map of Bulgaria reveals a diverse and picturesque landscape characterized by a combination of mountain ranges, plains, and rivers. The Balkan Mountains, stretching across the central part of the country from west to east, are a prominent feature, forming a natural divide and showcasing rugged terrain and dense forests. To the south, the Rhodope Mountains create another distinct mountainous region, known for its deep gorges and green valleys. In the northeastern part of Bulgaria, the Danubian Plain extends towards the Danube River, which forms the natural northern border with Romania. This area is largely flat and fertile, characterized by agricultural fields and occasional forested areas. The Danube River itself is a significant geographical feature, meandering along the border and providing important water resources and transportation routes. To the southeast, the Thracian Plain dominates the landscape, featuring gently rolling hills and expansive farmlands. This region is known for its fertile soil, making it a major agricultural hub. The Maritsa River flows through this plain, contributing to the region’s agricultural productivity. The Black Sea coastline along the eastern edge of Bulgaria is another notable feature, with its sandy beaches, coastal resorts, and port cities such as Varna and Burgas. The coastal area is relatively flat, with some low hills and forested regions nearby.