This is a list of islands of Montenegro. Montenegro's islands are relatively small and they are not as nearly as numerous as in neighbouring Croatia. They are divided in islands on Adriatic sea, and those on Skadar lake:[1][2]
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Adriatic sea edit
- Ada Bojana
- Katič
- Mamula (former prison-island)
- Sveti Nikola
- Sveta Neđelja
- Sveti Stefan
- Stari Ulcinj
- Žanjic
Lake Skadar edit
Records edit
Largest island - Both Ada Bojana and Vranjina have an area of 4.8 square km.
Largest sea island — Sveti Nikola is about 36 hectares / 90 acres.
Tallest island — Vranjina rises at 303 meters above sea level.
Tallest sea island — Sveti Nikola is 121 meters high. Second-highest is Sveti Marko, at 36 meters.
List of islands edit
| # | Island | Area(km2),(ha) | Coordinates | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ada Bojana | 4.81 (481 ha) | 41°51′N 19°21′E / 41.850°N 19.350°E | Adriatic Sea |
| 2 | Vranjina | 4.6 (460 ha) | 42°16′40″N 19°08′20″E / 42.27778°N 19.13889°E | Skadar Lake |
| 3 | Slansko Island | 0.44 (44 ha) | 42°45′32″N 18°50′30″E / 42.75889°N 18.84167°E | Slano Lake |
| 4 | Sveti Nikola | 0.36 (36 ha) | 42°16′05″N 18°50′58″E / 42.26806°N 18.84944°E | Adriatic Sea |
| 5 | Sveti Marko | 0.32 (32 ha) | 42°24′40″N 18°41′31″E / 42.41111°N 18.69194°E | Bay of Kotor |
| 6 | Beška | 0.15 (15 ha) | 42°09′55″N 19°13′48″E / 42.16528°N 19.23000°E | Skadar Lake |
References edit
- ^ Ostrva u Crnoj Gori, Porto Montenegro
- ^ Ostrva, Montenegro Travel