From the Hungarian: hegy "mountain" plus the Latin coetus "group". Also could be described as a Mountain Archipelago, a Hegycoetus is a group of related mountains that are topographically isolated, that is not connected at a high elevation. The term was first used to describe the Pannonian Island Mountains which are found on the Pannonian Plain in Hungary, Croatia and Serbia. - AsNotedIn
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| Place | Type | AsNotedIn | Locale | |
| Pannonian Island Mountains |
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