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Download Data of Montenegro

Montenegro, situated in southeastern Europe on the Balkan Peninsula, offers a captivating blend of stunning landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Bordered by Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Kosovo, and Albania, it boasts picturesque coastlines along the Adriatic Sea and rugged mountains inland. The country’s diverse geography includes the dramatic peaks of Durmitor National Park, the serene waters of Lake Skadar, and the historic charm of coastal towns like Kotor and Budva.

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Download Montenegro Municipalities Data

Montenegro is divided into municipalities, each serving as an administrative region within the country. Montenegro comprises 23 municipalities, each contributing to local governance and development. Here they are:

Andrijevica
Bar
Berane
Bijelo Polje
Budva
Cetinje (the former royal capital)
Danilovgrad
Gusinje
Herceg Novi
Kolašin
Kotor
Mojkovac
Nikšić
Plav
Pljevlja
Plužine
Podgorica (the capital city)
Rožaje
Šavnik
Tivat
Ulcinj
Žabljak
Herceg Novi

Montenegro Municipalities Data — Montenegro Municipalities Shapefile

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Download Montenegro Regions Shapefile Data

In Montenegro, regions serve as smaller administrative units within municipalities, playing a crucial role in local governance and service delivery. These regions facilitate direct interaction between the government and communities, enhancing efficiency in development efforts and public services. With a total of 64 regions across the country, Montenegro ensures decentralised administration and targeted interventions tailored to the specific needs of local communities.

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