The Bulgaria satellite map shows new pictures of Bulgaria as seen from the sky. This satellite map of Bulgaria will allow you to visit the country Bulgaria in Eastern Europe as seen from the sky. The Bulgaria satellite map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

The satellite and map view shows Bulgaria, a country on the Balkans in southeastern Europe on the western shores of the Black Sea as you can see in Bulgaria satellite map. The nation shares international borders with Greece, Republic of Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, and Turkey. Bulgaria covers an area of 110,879 km², compared, the country is somewhat larger than Iceland (103,000 km²), or slightly larger than the U.S. state of Tennessee. The long Black Sea coastline of Bulgaria connects it with all countries from the Black Sea Region. The Danube River connects all East-European countries to the West-European waterways.

Bulgaria Locations as its shown in Bulgaria satellite map: Arda River, Balkan Mountains, Black Sea, Burgaski Zaliv, Burgasko Ezero, Dunarea (Danube River), Kladenets, Ludogorsko Plato, Marica River, Rhodope Mountains, Varnenski Zaliv, Varnensko Ezero, Yazovir A. Stamboliyski, Yazovir Batak, Yazovir Dimitrov, Yazovir Iskur, Yazovir Studen and Yazovir V. Kolarov. The natural geographic location reflects the influence of the mountain chains situated outside the Bulgarian territory, too (the Dinarides and the Carpathian Mountains). The Dinaric Alps and the Pindus isolates the country from the influence of the Adriatic Sea and the West part of the Mediterranean Sea; and the Carpathian Mountains hold up the oceanic air masses form North-West (in this way, they create a rain shadow in the Danubian Plain).

Bulgaria occupies an area of 42,855 sq mi, which is close to the size of Iceland. The climate is hot with cold, damp winters and hot, dry summers. The major rivers of Bulgaria are the Struma, Maritsa, and Danube River, which forms a border with Romania to the north as its mentioned in Bulgaria satellite map. According to the FAO, forests cover approximately 36% of Bulgaria. But it is estimated that it may be as high as 42%. Its other major land use is farmland, which extends over 50% of its territory. For example, wheat, maize, and sunflower seeds are major crops that Bulgaria produces.