Editing Sudetes (section)

== Subdivisions ==
{{See also|Geomorphological division of the Czech Republic}}
The Sudetes are usually divided into:
* [[Eastern Sudetes]], in the Czech Republic and Poland
** [[Golden Mountains (Sudetes)|Golden Mountains]]
** [[Hanušovice Highlands]]
** [[Hrubý Jeseník]] with [[Praděd]] mountain, {{convert|1491|m|ft|abbr=on}}
** [[Mohelnice Depression]]
** [[Nízký Jeseník]]
** [[Opawskie Mountains]]
** [[Králický Sněžník Mountains]]
** [[Zábřeh Highlands]]
* [[Central Sudetes]], in the Czech Republic and Poland
** [[Orlické Mountains]] with Mt. [[Velká Deštná]], {{convert|1115|m|ft|abbr=on}}
** [[Podorlicko Uplands]]
** [[Broumov Highlands]]
** [[Kłodzko Valley]]
** [[Bystrzyckie Mountains]]
** [[Bardzkie Mountains]]
** [[Stołowe Mountains]]
** [[Owl Mountains]]
** [[Krucze Mountains]]
** [[Stone Mountains]]
** [[Waldenburg Mountains]]
* [[Western Sudetes]], in Germany, the Czech Republic and Poland
** [[Frýdlant Hills]]
** [[Giant Mountains]] with Mt. [[Sněžka]], {{convert|1603|m|ft|abbr=on}}
** [[Giant Mountains Foothills]]
** [[Ještěd–Kozákov Ridge]]
** [[Jizera Mountains]]
** [[Kaczawskie Mountains]]
** [[Kaczawskie Foothills]]
** [[Lusatian Mountains]]
** [[Lusatian Highlands]]
** [[Lusatian Gefilde]]
** [[West Lusatian Foothills]]
** [[East Lusatian Foothills]]
** [[Rudawy Janowickie]]
** [[Jelenia Góra Valley]]
** [[Zittau Basin]]
* [[Sudeten Foreland]]
** [[Strzegom Hills]]
** [[Świdnicka Plain]]
** [[Ślęża Massif]]
** [[Niemczańsko-Strzelińskie Hills]]
** [[Podsudeckie Depression]]
** [[Žulová Hilly Land]]
** [[Vidnava Lowland]]

High Sudetes ({{langx|pl|Wysokie Sudety}}, {{langx|cs|Vysoké Sudety}}, {{langx|de|Hochsudeten}}) is together name for the ranges of [[Giant Mountains]], [[Hrubý Jeseník]] and [[Králický Sněžník Mountains]].