found: Work cat.: Rusu, C. Masivul Rarău, 2002:p. opp. table of contents (the Rarău Massif) p. 399 (situated in the central-northern part of the Eastern Carpathians; an upstanding syncline; mountainous region; northern limit is clearly marked by Obcinele Bucovinei, along the Moldova River Valley, between the small town of Pojorâta and Moldova's confluence with the Şandru Stream; the eastern limit is not so clearly marked - it begins with the Şandru Valley, then it goes through the Gemenea Gorge, follows the Babei Valley, the upper course of Slătioara, the saddle in the east of the Diacu Mountain and ends in the Hogea Valley; southern limit follows the Chiril Valley, goes through the Chiril Saddle and ends in the Hogea Valley; western limit follows the course of the Giumalău Spring, goes through the deep gap from Fundu Colbului and ends in the Colbu Valley (that being the border between the Rarău and Giumalău Massifs; the syncline is also known in the literature as the Rarău Cuvette (or Rarău-Breaza))
found: Wikipedia, Oct. 26, 2007:List of mountain peaks in Romania (under category Mountain range: Rarău) Suceava County (The western side of the county consists of mountains from the Eastern Carpathians group: the Rodna Mountains, the Rarău Mountains, the Giumalău Mountains and the three "Obcine" with lower heights)
found: Brasov travel guide, via WWW, Oct. 26, 2007:the Carpathians/Eastern Carpathians (The Rarau and Giumalau are two massifs close to each other, situated in the north of Bistrita valley.)
found: Bytnerowicz, A. Development of a forest ILTER in Central Europe, via WWW, Oct. 26, 2007(The Rarau Mountains are located in the Eastern Carpathian Mountains; Romania)
notfound: GEOnet, Oct. 26, 2007;Merriam-Webster's geographical dict., c1997;Columbia gaz. of the world, c1998;The Times atlas of the world, c1999;Peakbagger.com Web site, Oct. 26, 2007
