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Bakony Mountains
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Bakony Mountains

Wooded range in Hungary, north of Lake Balaton and southwest of Budapest. It is an outlying section of the eastern Alps, separated from the Carpathian Mountains by the River Danube. The highest point is Köris-hegy (704 m/2,347 ft). The mountains hold mineral resources (bauxite, manganese, coal), and the south-facing slopes are suitable for vineyards. The chief town is the historic Veszprém.



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Many Germans settled in the Bakony (Bakonywald) and Vértes (Schildgebirge) mountains north and west of Lake Balaton (Plattensee), as well as around the town Buda (Ofen), now part of Budapest.
Bakony gomba leves is a mushroom soup named after Bakony mountain, which borders Lake Balaton.
The Bakony Korozott soft cheese is now packaged in an attractive shrink sleeve cup with aesthetic matt surface.
 
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