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Montenegro - download topographic map set

Soviet military 1:50 000 (~1980): 9 maps

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Soviet military 1:100 000 (~1980): 16 maps

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The topographic map set of Montenegro contains Bobotov Kuk maps, Lovchen maps, Durmitor Mountains maps, Proklete Mountains maps, Kuchka maps, Komova maps, Goliya maps, Vizitore and Dinariy maps. One will download maps of Tara, Piva maps, Zeta maps, Moraca maps and Skadar maps, Black Lake maps, Plavsk maps, Shishko maps, Piva maps, Biogradska maps. The set includes as well Podgorica maps, Cetinje maps, Ulcinj maps, Herceg Novi maps, Igalo maps, Bay of Kotor maps, Perast maps, Budva maps, St. Nicholas Island maps, Budva Riviera and Sveti Stefan maps.

Montenegro is a country situated in South-East Europe, on the Adriatic coast of the Balkan Peninsula. Montenegro borders on Croatia in the south-west, Bosnia and Herzegovina in the north-west, Serbia in the east and Albania in the south-east. The total area of Montenegro is 13,800 sq km.

Relief. Montenegro's terrain is mostly made up of mountain ranges, while 1/6 of the length of the coastline is occupied by beaches. The highest point of the terrain is Mount Bobotov Kuk, which is part of the Durmitor mountain range, and it reaches 2,522 m in height.

Mountains. Mount Lovchen rises from the coast of the Adriatic Sea, closing the long and precipitous Kotorska Bay and forming a suburb of the coastal town of Kotor. The mountain has two peaks - Shtirovnik (1,749 m) and Yezerski Vrh (1,657 m).

The highest point of the country is Mount Bobotov Kuk (2,523 m) in the Durmitor Mountains.

The Proklete Mountains, the spurs of the North Albanian Alps, are situated in the south-east. The highest point of the Proklete Mountains (2,694 m high) is located a few kilometers from the Albanian border.

The Komova is a high mountain range with the peak Kuchka Kom (2,487 m).

Other mountains and arrays on the territory of Montenegro include such mountain chains as the Komova, the Goliya, the Vizitore and the Dinariy.

Rivers. The major rivers of Montenegro are the Tara, the Piva, the Zeta and the Moraca. The first two are known for their splendid limestone canyons, of which Tara Canyon is the deepest in Europe and the second deepest in the world (after Colorado Canyon). The length of the gorge is 78 km and its maximum depth is 1,300 m. Rafting is very popular on the Tara River.

Lakes. The most important lake in Montenegro is Skadar, which occupies an area of 40,000 hectares. It is also the largest lake in Europe.

Black Lake is located at an altitude of 1,418 m. Its area is 516,000 sq m. Black Lake consists of two lakes – Great Lake and Small Lake.

Other lakes in Montenegro include Biogradska, Plavsk, Shishko and Piva.

Sightseeing.

Podgorica is the capital of Montenegro. Situated at the confluence of five rivers in the valley of Lake Skadar, the city lies in fertile lowlands with favorable climatic conditions. Podgorica’s major sights include the ruins of a 15-century Turkish fortress, a number of picturesque houses built in the 17th – 19th centuries, as well as modern residential quarters and public buildings.

The old capital of Montenegro, Cetinje, is a more picturesque city, a true museum city founded in the 13th century.

Ulcinj is the southernmost town in Montenegro and one of the oldest cities in the country.

Town of Herceg Novi is one of the most famous resorts in the country, located at the entrance to the Kotor (Boko-Kotor) Bay and on the slopes of Mount Orien.

The small neighboring town of Igalo, which also lies at the foot of Mount Orien, is well-known throughout Europe as a center of health tourism and home to the Simo Milosevic Institute of Physical Therapy and Prevention as well as a number health and recreation facilities.

The Bay of Kotor (Boko-Kotor) is the biggest and most beautiful fjord of the Mediterranean, which cuts into the mainland for 28 kilometers.

Kotor, a small but very picturesque town, is sandwiched between the coast of the Boko-Kotor Bay and Mount Lovcen. Owing to an abundance of historical monuments and well-preserved medieval buildings, it was included in UNESCO’s World Heritage list in 1979.

On the banks of the Boko-Kotor Bay, there are such popular attractions as the small picturesque towns of Perast and Risan, the Lushitsa Peninsula, “The Isle of the Dead” and the artificial island Bogoroditsk-Shkrpela with a unique church.

The tiny town of Perast is the best-preserved historic town on the entire Adriatic coast of former Yugoslavia, with structures built in Baroque style.

Budva is one of the most beautiful and oldest cities on Montenegro’s Adriatic coast, which is situated in the central part of the coast.

Not far from Budva lies St. Nicholas Island, which is called the “Hawaii” by the locals. It is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Montenegro.

Budva Riviera is the true pearl of Montenegro’s coast. The whimsically indented coastline from Budva to Petrovac has a wealth of cozy bays, neighborhoods filled with street cafes and small shops, dozens of small resort towns, islands and beaches considered gorgeous by the Mediterranean standards, such as well-known beaches in Becici, Slavenska Plage, Mogren, Jaz, Kralichina Plage (Queen’s Beach), a 13-mile beach in Ulcinj, and other nice places.

The town of Sveti Stefan, one of the most popular resorts in the country, is scattered on a small peninsula 9 km from Budva. It is a small medieval town built on a small rocky island, now a Mecca of exclusive tourism.

Tourism.

In Montenegro, there are a number of ski centers, such as Durmitor, Kopaonik, Kolasin, Zabljak and Bjelasica-Ezerine. Equipped with modern ski lifts and hotels, these resorts offer tourists daytime and nighttime skiing trails of varying difficulty and length for an unforgettable vacation.

In the interseasonal period the landscapes that used to be covered with snow are transformed into exciting marked trails for hiking or mountain biking tours, which can lead tourists to the dazzling beauty of its spectacular mountain lakes, such as Black Lake. In addition to hiking, climbing is also an extremely popular activity in the mountains.

Beaches in Montenegro are very diverse. Most of them (Zhanits, Budva, Sveti Stefan, Njivice and Sutomore) are pebble beaches. In the cities, there are artificial beaches made as concrete platforms, most notable of which are Tivat, Herceg Novi, Bar and Igalo. Fine sand can be found on a 14-kilometer long sandy beach between Ulcinj and Ada Bojana, which is also called Ulcinj Riviera, or Velika Beach.

Climate. Montenegro is characterized by a combination of the Mediterranean climate and a moderately continental climate. The average air temperature in the coastal areas from April to November varies from +23°C to +25°C. In the mountainous areas, the summer temperature ranges from +19°C to +23°C, while in winter snowfalls are possible and the temperature ranges from +5°C to -10°C. Annual precipitation is around 1,600-1800 mm, while near the coast it reaches up to 3,000 mm.