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The Millennium Bridge is a key landmark in Podgorica, Montenegro's capital. The cable-stayed bridge crosses the Moraca RIver (the country's largest), measures 173 m (567 ft) long, and connects old town Podgorica with the new town.
A view of the countryside around Podgorica, Montenegro.
The town of Tivat, Montenegro, is a former naval base built by the Austrians in 1889 that was later used as a naval military base by the Italian Navy, the Yugoslav People’s Army, and the Army of Montenegro. Today it is a superyacht marina.
Lake Skadar is located in Skadar Lake National Park in Montenegro. The lake is the largest natural reservoir of fresh water in the Balkans at roughly 475 sq km (183 sq mi) in size, with an average depth of 5 m (16 ft). Most of the lake lies in Montenegro, but a considerable portion extends into Albania.
Grlo Sokolovo, or the Falcon’s Throat, in Montenegro is a viewing point for the Cijevna Canyon and the Prokletije Mountains near Podgorica.
The Bay of Kotor is located in the Adriatic Sea in southwestern Montenegro. The bay is about 28 km (17 mi) long, with a shoreline measuring 107 km (66 mi).
During World War II, the Yugoslav Army built several boat tunnels to hide and repair submarines around Kotor Bay in Montenegro.
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