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Montenegrin Coast
Romania
 
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| Original owner
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 Montenegro
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| Capital
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Bar
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| Residents
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50 ▲
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| Visitors
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27 ▼
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| Moving zone
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B3
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| Resource
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Last update: November 18, 2020
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Montenegrin Coast is a region in Romania and its capital is Bar. Its original owner is Montenegro. Other cities of this region are: Ulcinj, Budva, Petrovac, Herceg Novi, Kotor, Tivat, Risan, Bijela, Sveti Stefan, Igalo and Zelenika. This is a multicultural region with Montenegrin majority, Serbian and Albanian minority and a small number of Croats, Bosniaks and Romas. The major religion is Orthodoxy with Islam and Catholicism being minorities.
Neighboring Regions
Montenegrin Coast is neighbored by the following regions:
Economy
The region Montenegrin Coast's main resource was 
Iron. For a long time, it had no resource. Now it is full of Magnesium.
History
Montenegrin Coast was taken by Croatia on the 2nd January 2011 but eventually liberated by Montenegrin forces.
On April 21, 2011, the region was conquered a second time by Croatia during World War V, officially pulling the nation into the war.
Brazil, Apulia
Bosnia and Herzegovina, East Srpska Republic
Croatia, South Dalmatia
Albania, Albanian Coast 
Iron. For a long time, it had no resource. Now it is full of Magnesium.
Romania
