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Executive Summary SUMMARY EXECUTIVE SUMMARY State Par• es Albania, Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croa! a, Italy, Poland, Romania, Slovenia, Spain, Ukraine State, Province or Region The State, Province or Region of each component part is given in the table below. Name of Property “Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians and Other Regions of Europe” (extension to the exis! ng Natural World Heritage Site “Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians and the Ancient Beech Forests of Germany”, 1133bis). Geographical coordinates to the nearest second The posi on of the component parts of this extension nomina! on is defi ned based on the center of the respec! ve territory. Coordinates Overview names, Area of the Area of the State of the geographical ID Component part/cluster Region/District component Buff er zone Party central posi on and part (ha) (ha) point area size of the 001 Lumi i gashit Kukes, Tropojë Albania N:42°28'53" nominated com- district 1,261.52 8,977.48 ponents (coordi- E:20°3'26" nates to nearest 002 Rrajca Elbasan, Librazhd Albania N:41°12'11" second) district 2,129.45 2,569.75 E:20°30'2" 003 Dürrenstein Province of Lower Austria N:47°46'12" Austria 1,867.45 1,545.05 E:15°2'51" 004 Kalkalpen - Province of Upper Austria N:47°44'58" Hintergebirge Austria 2,946.20 E:14°28'56" 005 Kalkalpen - Province of Upper Austria N:47°47'14" Bodinggraben Austria 890.89 E:14°21'12" 006 Kalkalpen - Urlach Province of Upper Austria N:47°48'15" 14,197.24 Austria 264.82 E:14°14'22" 007 Kalkalpen - Wilder Province of Upper Austria N:47°49'60" Graben Austria 1,149.75 E:14°26'1" 008 Sonian Forest - Forest Flanders Belgium N:50°45'23" Reserve “Joseph 187.34 Zwaenepoel” E:4°24'60" 009 Sonian Forest – Brussels Capital Belgium N:50°46'54" Grippensdelle A Region 24.11 E:4°25'36" 010 Sonian Forest - Brussels Capital Belgium N:50°47'1" 4,650.86 Grippensdelle B Region 37.38 E:4°25'57" 011 Sonian Forest - Réserve Wallonia Belgium N:50°44'3" fores! ère du Ticton A 13.98 E:4°26'13" 012 Sonian Forest - Réserve Wallonia Belgium N:50°43'37" fores! ère du Ticton B 6.50 E:4°25'51" 013 Central Balkan - Boa! n Lovech Bulgaria N:42°48'10" Reserve 1,226.88 851.22 E:24°16'9" 014 Central Balkan - Lovech Bulgaria N:42°46'32" Tsarichina Reserve 1,485.81 1,945.99 E:24°24'18" 3 Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians and Other Regions of Europe Coordinates Area of the Area of the State of the ID Component part/cluster Region/District component Buff er zone Party central part (ha) (ha) point 015 Central Balkan - Kozya Lovech Bulgaria N:42°47'47" stena Reserve 644.43 289.82 E:24°31'29" 016 Central Balkan - Steneto Lovech, Plovdiv Bulgaria N:42°44'43" Reserve 2,466.10 1,762.01 E:24°42'26" 017 Central Balkan - Stara Plovdiv Bulgaria N:42°42'11" reka Reserve 591.20 1,480.04 E:24°49'8" 018 Central Balkan - Plovdiv, Stara Bulgaria N:42°41'44" Dzhendema Reserve Zagora 1,774.12 2,576.63 E:24°58'23" 019 Central Balkan - Severen Lovech Bulgaria N:42°44'44" Dzhendem Reserve 926.37 1,066.47 E:24°56'5" 020 Central Balkan - Peesh# Lovech, Gabrovo Bulgaria N:42°45'54" skali Reserve 1,049.10 968.14 E:25°4'29" 021 Central Balkan - Sokolna Stara Zagora Bulgaria N:42°41'52" Reserve 824.90 780.55 E:25°8'18" 022 Hajdučki i Rožanski Ličko-Senjska Croa# a N:44°45'59" kukovi County, Velebit 1,289.11 9,869.25 Mountain E:15°0'39" 023 Paklenica Na# onal Park - Dinaric region, or Croa# a N:44°20'26" Suva draga-Klimenta Dinaric Alpes 1,241.04 414.76 E:15°30'1" 024 Paklenica Na# onal Park - Dinaric region, or Croa# a N:44°23'4" Oglavinovac-Javornik Dinaric Alpes 790.74 395.35 E:15°26'59" 025 Abruzzo, Lazio & Molise Region Abruzzo Italy N:41°49'56" - Valle Cervara – Province of 119.70 L’Aquila E:13°43'43" 026 Abruzzo, Lazio & Molise Region Abruzzo Italy N:41°50'49" 751.61 - Selva Moricento – Province of 192.70 L’Aquila E:13°42'20" 027 Abruzzo, Lazio & Molise Region Abruzzo Italy N:41°51'37" - Coppo del Morto – Province of 104.71 415.51 L’Aquila E:13°50'48" 028 Abruzzo, Lazio & Molise Region Abruzzo Italy N:41°47'15" - Coppo del Principe – Province of 194.49 446.62 L’Aquila E:13°44'39" 029 Abruzzo, Lazio & Molise Region Abruzzo Italy N:41°45'15" - Val Fondillo – Province of 325.03 700.95 L’Aquila E:13°53'9" 030 Cozzo Ferriero Region Basilicata Italy N:39°54'21" – Province of 95.74 482.61 Potenza E:16°6'4" 031 Foresta Umbra Region Puglia Italy N:41°48'27" – Province of 182.23 1,752.54 Foggia E:15°58'40" 032 Monte Cimino Region Lazio Italy N:42°24'31" – Province of 57.54 87.96 Viterbo E:12°12'11" 033 Monte Raschio Region Lazio Italy N:42°10'25" – Province of 73.73 54.75 Viterbo E:12°9'40" 034 Sasso Fra# no Region Emilia- Italy N:43°50'40" Romagna – Province of Forlì- E:11°48'11" Cesena Region Toscana 781.43 6,936.64 – Province of Arezzo 4 SUMMARY Coordinates Area of the Area of the State of the ID Component part/cluster Region/District component Buff er zone Party central part (ha) (ha) point 035 Bieszczady - Border Podkarpackie Poland N:49°5'58" Ridge and Upper Solinka Voivodeship 1,482.18 Valley E:22°33'23" 036 Bieszczady - Polonia Podkarpackie Poland N:49°11'26" Wetlińska and Smerek Voivodeship 1,049.53 E:22°30'50" 24,564.46 037 Bieszczady - Stream Podkarpackie Poland N:49°5'37" Terebowiec valley Voivodeship 200.99 E:22°43'29" 038 Bieszczady - Stream Podkarpackie Poland N:49°4'3" Wolosatka valley Voivodeship 574.33 E:22°44'42" 039 Cheile Nerei-Beușnița Caraș Severin Romania N:44°54'19" County 4,292.27 5,959.87 E:21°48'40" 040 Codrul secular Șinca Brașov County Romania N:45°40'0" 338.24 445.76 E:25°10'14" 041 Codrul Secular Slă+ oara Suceava County Romania N:47°26'36" 609.12 429.43 E:25°37'39" 042 Cozia - Masivul Cozia Vâlcea County Romania N:45°19'54" 2,285.86 E:24°19'32" 2,408.83 043 Cozia - Lotrisor Vâlcea County Romania N:45°17'43" 1,103.30 E:24°15'33" 044 Domogled - Valea Cernei Caraș Severin Romania N:44°56'31" - Domogled-Coronini- County 5,110.63 Bedina E:22°28'7" 045 Domogled - Valea Cernei Caraș Severin Romania N:45°6'31" 51,461.28 - Iauna Craiovei County and 3,517.36 Mehedinți County E:22°34'41" 046 Domogled - Valea Cernei Caraș Severin Romania N:45°14'40" - Ciucevele Cernei County and Gorj 1,104.27 County E:22°49'23" 047 Groșii Țibleșului - Izvorul Maramureș Romania N:47°32'59" Șurii County 210.55 E:24°11'9" 563.57 048 Groșii Țibleșului - Preluci Maramureș Romania N:47°32'5" County 135.82 E:24°13'13" 049 Izvoarele Nerei Caraș Severin Romania N:45°7'21" County 4,677.21 2,494.83 E:22°3'59" 050 Strîmbu Băiuț Maramureș Romania N:47°37'33" County 598.14 713.09 E:24°4'23" 051 Krokar Municipality Slovenia N:45°32'31" Kočevje 74.50 47.90 E:14°46'8" 052 Snežnik-Ždrocle Municipality Slovenia N:45°35'5" Ilirska Bistrica and Municipality E:14°27'19" 720.24 128.80 Loška dolina 053 Hayedos de Ayllón - Autonomous Spain N:41°14'43" Tejera Negra Community of Cas+ lla-La W:3°23'19" 255.52 Mancha 054 Hayedos de Ayllón - Province of Spain N:41°6'44" 13,880.86 Montejo Guadalajara, region of Cas+ lla W:3°29'58" 71.79 la Mancha 055 Hayedos de Navarra - Autonomous Spain N:43°0'23" Lizardoia Community of 63.97 Navarra W:1°6'46" 056 Hayedos de Navarra - Autonomous Spain N:42°54'39" 24,494.52 Aztaparreta Community of 171.06 Navarra W:0°48'58" 5 Primeval Beech Forests of the Carpathians and Other Regions of Europe Coordinates Area of the Area of the State of the ID Component part/cluster Region/District component Buff er zone Party central part (ha) (ha) point 057 Hayedos de Picos de Autonomous Spain N:43°10'21" Europa - Cuesta Fría Community of 213.65 Cas" lla y León W:4°59'16" 14,253.00 058 Hayedos de Picos de Autonomous Spain N:43°10'16" Europa - Canal de Aso n Community of 109.58 Cas" lla y León W:4°53'21" 059 Gorgany Ivano-Frankivsk Ukraine N:48°28'19" region, Nadvirna 753.48 4,637.59 district E:24°17'58" 060 Roztochya Lviv region Ukraine N:49°57'44" 384.81 598.21 E:23°38'58" 061 Satanіvska Dacha Khmelnytska Ukraine N:49°10'26" region, Horodok 212.01 559.37 district E:26°14'56" Synevyr - Darvaika Zakarpa& a Ukraine N:48°29'14" 062 region, Mizhgirja 1,588.46 312.32 district E:23°44'56" 063 Synevyr - Kvasovets Zakarpa& a Ukraine N:48°23'6" region, Mizhgirja 561.62 333.63 district E:23°42'46" 064 Synevyr - Strymba Zakarpa& a Ukraine N:48°27'11" region, Mizhgirja 260.65 191.14 district E:23°47'48" 065 Synevyr - Vilshany Zakarpa& a Ukraine N:48°21'20" region, Mizhgirja 454.31 253.85 district E:23°39'36" 066 Zacharovanyi Krai - Zakarpa& a Ukraine N:48°27'9" Irshavka region, Irshava 93.97 district E:23°5'23" 067 Zacharovanyi Krai - Zakarpa& a Ukraine N:48°25'21" 1,275.44 Velykyi Dil region, Irshava 1,164.16 district E:23°9'42" TOTAL 61,660.07 215,977.55 Textual descrip• on of the boundaries of the nominated property With the selected 67 component parts, the beech forests with the highest integrity in 33 protected areas, were included in the nomina" on as component parts of the serial property.
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