Editing Velebit (section)

===Peaks and areas of Velebit===
[[Image:Paklenica3.jpg|thumb|220px|right|Paklenica National Park]]

* Zavižan area – North Velebit (Mali Rajinac) (1699 m)
* Rožanski Kukovi group – North Velebit (Gromovaca (1676 m) and Vratarski Kuk (1676 m)
* Alančić, Rožanski Vrh, Seravski Vrh, North Velebit (Goli Vrh (1670 m)
* Veliki Kozjak (1629 m), North Velebit
* Šatorina (1624 m) – Mid Velebit
* Stap area – South Velebit, (Debeli Kuk) (1269 m)
* Visočica (1619 m) – South Velebit
* Bojin Kuk (1110 m) – South Velebit
* Viserujna (1632 m) and Rujno – South Velebit
* Paklenica area – South Velebit
* Vaganski vrh (1757 m) – South Velebit (highest peak of Velebit)
* Liburnija (1710 m) – South Velebit
* Sveto Brdo (1751 m) – South Velebit
* Tulove Grede (1120 m) – Southeast Velebit
* Crnopac (1404 m) – Southeast Velebit

Some 45 peaks exceed 1600 m.<ref name="HPS-highest"/>

Plješivica or Velebitska Plješivica is a peak in the north of Velebit (1654 m) that hosts a communications tower and a former military facility.<ref>{{cite web | url = https://geopp.planinarski-portal.org/kt-gpo/190/ | language = hr | title = 190 Velebitska Plješivica | website = Planinarski portal | editor-first = Drago | editor-last = Špoljarić | date = 27 August 2019 | access-date = 15 October 2024 }}</ref> There is also a smaller peak of Pljišivica in the north of Velebit (1560 m).<ref name="HPS-highest">{{cite web | url = https://www.hps.hr/info/najvisi-vrhovi/ | language = hr | title = Najviši vrhovi | publisher = [[Croatian Mountaineering Association]] | access-date = 16 October 2024 }}</ref>

In the categorization of 113 of the highest points of Croatia by professor Vladimir Volenec, first published in 1990 and revised in 2015, there are 76 peaks from the Velebit.<ref name="HPS-highest"/>