Golak – Obozna – Sredna Mount.

Golak – a medium-high mountain between the Delchev Valley in the east and the Kochan Valley in the west, with a meridian stretching direction. The mountain massif covers 12,800 ha, that is, it is about 40 km long and about 20 km wide. It belongs to the medium-high mountains, and the highest peak is Chavka (1,538 m), below which there is a modern tourist and recreational center (1,400 m), 12 km from Delchevo and on which there is a football, basketball and tennis court. The children’s resort of the same name has 230 beds and is currently not in good condition. Despite partial afforestation, it is poor in forests. It has a large number of herbs and teas that are harvested from the month of April until the month of October, such as yellow and red St. John’s wort, St. John’s wort, White Rada, Iduchka grass, Elderberry, Rosehips, Blackberries, Wild Strawberries, Podabiche, Mint, Primrose etc. A large number of mushrooms can be found, including edible mushrooms, chanterelles, bukovka, srndak, etc. A large number of game such as wild boar, wild rabbit, fox, brown eagle, some roe deer and several types of rodents can be found on Mount Golak. Despite the fact that it is not very rich in water, on the slopes of Golak there are several sources of water as well as two larger artificial lakes that serve as water for irrigation of the land as well as for drinking water in the Municipality of Delčevo, these are the Lošana lakes ( for drinking water) and Lake Petrashevec (for irrigation). At the lowest part of Golak, the largest river in eastern Macedonia flows, the river Bregalnica, which at the end of Golak mountain forms the large reservoir Kalimanci.

Obozna – a medium-high mountain in eastern Macedonia, with the highest peak Jastrebnik (1,278 m). It stretches in the north-south direction for a length of 9.5 km. It is located between the Kochan Valley to the west and the Razlovechka Gorge to the east, through which the Bregalnica River flows, separating it from Bejaz Tepe (1,314 m). It is separated from Plackovica from the south by the Kalugjerska Reka and the Obozna pass (933 m), and by the Merilov Rid pass to the north it is separated from the Golak mountain.

Sredna – a small medium-high mountain in eastern Macedonia, between the valleys of the rivers Bregalnica and Želevica. The highest peak is Bejaz Tepe with an altitude of 1,348 m. Mountain Sredna is located south of Delchevo and northwest of Pehchevo. To the west it is surrounded by the valley of Bregalnica where the village of Razlovci is located, to the east it is surrounded by the valley of the river Zhelevica and the village of Nov Istevnik where the regional road to Pehchevo and Berovo is located, while to the north the Pijanec valley opens where the village of Trabotivishte is located. and to the south opens Maleshevska Kotlina, where the village of Robovo is located. It lies a few kilometers west of the border with Pirin Macedonia (today in Bulgaria). It covers an area of 68.6 km2,[1] of which the greater part belongs administratively to the Municipality of Delčevo, and the smaller part to the Municipality of Pehčevo. It has a very poorly defined ridge running in a north-southwest direction with many branches and gullies to the east and west. The peaks are mild and flattened without much prominence and determination, overgrown with forest up to the very ridges. In addition to the highest peak, Bejaz Tepe, there are several peaks higher than 1000 meters on Sredna mountain: Roboski Brichak (1311 m.a.s.l.), Stredna (1298 m.a.s.l.), Bilo (1296 m.a.s.l.). ), Grbavec (1259 m.a.s.l.), Kalugjer (1239 m.a.s.l.), Bajdarova Chuka (1228 m.a.s.l.).

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