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	Protected Areas Programme -
		Geologically Lovcen is composed of rock masses from the Mesozoic and Cainozoic eras, with Triassic and Jurassic limestone, marl limestones, dolomitic limestones and Cainozoic glacial and fluvio-glacial facies.
		Lovcen is also exposed to very strong winds: the south wind coming warm and damp from the sea, while the north wind is dry and cold.
		The Lovcen vegetation is stratified altitudinally, from the warm oak woods to the subalpine beech forests.
	www.unep-wcmc.org /sites/pa/0423v.htm (0 words)

	Photos of Lovcen Landscape :: Montenegro-Photo.com
		National Park Lovcen is located in rocky region of Dinara Alps.
		Slopes of Mountain Lovcen steeply, rise from coastal region of Budva and west part of Cetinje.
		Park is bordered on South with highway Budva – Cetinje and on North with old Kotor road.
	www.photo-montenegro.com /gallery/Lovcen/Landscape (58 words)

	SummitPost - Lovcen -- Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering
		Lovcen is a mountain in Dinaric Alps, that rises steep from the edge of Adriatic basin, above coastal Montenegro, enclosing eastern and southeastern parts of magnificient Boka kotorska bay.
		And Lovcen itself, is bordered by Boka kotorska from west and NW; on its SW side lays the open sea, and Budva bay is on the south.
		Steep west slopes of Lovcen are covered with oak trees and underwood in lower zones, and the milder slopes on E in hinterland are predominantly covered with beech-trees.
	www.summitpost.org /mountain/rock/154216/lovcen.html (0 words)

	IN Montenegro
		The National Park Lovcen encompasses the central and the highest part of the mountain massive with the same name.
		Lovcen is the mountain, which had status of the saint mountain in the Montenegrin tradition.
		The most important monument value on Lovcen is the Mausoleum of the Montenegrin great person Peter II Petrovic Njegos, the lord of Montenegro and the great poet.
	www.inmontenegro.com /posjetite/e_lovcen.php (438 words)

	Lovcen - Discover Montenegro
		Covering 6.400 ha, the national park is dominated by Mount Lovcen and the Njegos Mausoleum, descending to the marshes of Skadar Lake.
		The road from Kotor on the Boka Kotorska to Lovcen mountain is made up of a series of serpentines, each curve disclosing a yet more sensational vista below.
		Due to its specific natural characteristics, Mt. Lovcen was pronounced a national park in 1952.
	www.discover-montenegro.com /lovcen.htm (0 words)

	Lovčan
		Lovcen mountain is not only something one should admire.
		Slopes of mt Lovcen rise in the southwest of Montenegro, as a hinterland of ancient coastal town Kotor and as a strong shield over Boka bays.
		The national park "Lovcen" covers the central and the biggest part of the Lovcen range with the area of 6.220 hectares.
	www.agencija-vangogh.si /eng/lovcan.asp (163 words)

	Welcome in Montenegro -&--&- Discovery ecology state in Europe
		Lovcen National Park is in many ways unhinge.
		Special attractions of this Park are the famous Lovcen hairpin bends from where can be seen the rocky plains, funnel shaped depressions and bare hilltops of the National Park.
		Along the old road from Kotor over Lovcen is Njegus a picturesque mountain village the birthplace of Petar II Petrovic Njegos and King Nikola I Petrovic.
	www.freewebs.com /adriaticclub/excursion.htm (0 words)

	Montenegro - MSN Encarta
		Montenegro is mostly mountainous, with elevations ranging from 800 to 2,400 m (2,500 to 8,000 ft).
		The most famous peak is Mount Lovcen, which rises to 1,748 m (5,735 ft) in southwestern Montenegro.
		Mount Lovcen is called the “fl mountain” for its basaltic rock, from which the name Montenegro is derived.
	encarta.msn.com /encyclopedia_761555558/Montenegro.html (571 words)

	Lovcen Insurance Sh.C. Podgorica
		Of course, ambitions are, to the interest of more complete satisfaction of the Company, directed to the introduction of some new forms of insurance coverage for which arrangements have already been made.
		According to the report at the end of 2005, 95 or 39% of the employed received university or higher education.
		Therefore, it can be, without exaggeration, said, that “Lovcen” insurance Sh.C., as far as technical equipment is concerned, does not stay behind similar companies from developed countries.
	www.lovcenosiguranje.cg.yu /eng/company.php (0 words)

	Kotor Nature :: Montenegro :: Kotor.com
		From the south east side Kotor is surrounded by the limestone massifs of the mountain Lovcen (1749 m), from the north west with the slopes of the mountain Orjen (1895 m), Radostak (1446) and Dobrostica (1570).
		When we are talking about those characteristics, it is good to mention an unusual contrast of relief, the remains of the tectonic disturbances, lime surfaces, as well as the deciduous vegetation in the very coastal zone.
		Kotor is situated on the narrow plateau under Lovcen, on the east side of the Kotor bay.
	www.kotor.com /town/kotor-nature.php (705 words)

	Mount Lovcen
		Lovcen mountain is not only something one should admire.
		Slopes of Mt Lovcen rise in the southwest of Montenegro, as a hinterland of the ancient coastal town Kotor and as a strong shield over Boka bays.
		The national park "Lovcen" covers the central and the biggest part of the Lovcen range with an area of 6.220 hectares.
	www.visit-montenegro.org /english/priroda/lovcen.htm (0 words)

	Cetinje History \|\| Visit-Montenegro.com
		According to the written data, by the end of the XVII century, down the plane flew River Cetina, so that part of the town was called by that river Cetinjsko polje (The field of Cetinje).
		The first gathering, of the legislative body, defined as a military-democratic parliament of the Montenegrin people from the free under Lovcen part of Montenegro, after the crash of the state of Crnojevic and was actually reshaped in a certain state organization.
		Even though the invasion of the Turks on Cetinje and under Lovcen Montenegro, was very hard and during the period of reign of Bishop Petar I Petrovic, only the Skadar deputy, in history better known as Mahmut – pasha Busatlija, in June 1785.
	www.visit-montenegro.com /cities-cetinje-h.htm (5066 words)

	Recreation (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Njegos’s last wish was to be berried in a little church on the peak called Jezerski vrh (Lake Crest) on the Lovcen mountain.
		Mentioning mt Lovcen awakes patriotic enthusiasm in every Montenegrin, tht is why verses of the popular poem say: "Lovcen is our holy altar".
		The Montenegrins have religious relation toward this mountain and for the one who was berried at its top.
	userfs.cec.wustl.edu /~sn2/Recreation.htm (922 words)

	National Park Lovcen :: Destination-Montenegro.com
		Lovcen is symbol of Montenegro and gives it national identity.
		In 1885 relics of Petar II were moved to top of mountain Lovcen into al little church.
		Petar II one from last great Montenegrin dynasty Petrovic that lived in nearby village (that is in VI zone of the Park) wrote: Proud Lovcen Mountain, head above clouds higher under you proudly considers all marvelous nature creates.
	www.destination-montenegro.com /np-lov-eng.htm (0 words)

	1World2travel - Montenegro - Lovcen (Site not responding. Last check: )
		And really, the road from the town of Kotor to the top of the Lovcen Mountain is a series of almost inconceivable curves called The Serpentines.
		When you reach the end of the 32nd curve, you have suddenly arrived in the center of the Lovcen National Park, a mountain massif of unusual configuration.
		No wonder that the Montenegrins consider mount Lovcen their Mount Olympus, from which on one side you have a view of the Boka Kotarska Bay, the dark blue sea and the foaming coastline and on the other - harsh rock.
	www.1world2travel.com /article.php?articleID=2716 (272 words)

	National Parks - Lovcen \|\| Visit-Montenegro.com
		Park is bordered on South with highway Budva – Cetinje and on North with old Kotor road.
		All region of mountain Lovcen Montenegrins consider sacred.
		Lovcen is symbol of Montenegro and gives it national identity.
	www.visit-montenegro.com /tourism-np-lovcen.htm (536 words)

	Montenegro - Facts, Information, and Encyclopedia Reference article
		The Montenegrin surface ranges from high peaks along its borders with Kosovo and Albania, a segment of the Karst of the western Balkan Peninsula, to a narrow coastal plain that is only one to four miles wide.
		The plain stops abruptly in the north, where Mount Lovcen and Mount Orjen plunge abruptly into the inlet of the Bay of Kotor.
		Montenegro's vast Karst region lies generally at elevations of 1,000 meters above sea level - however some parts rise to 2,000 meters like Mount Orjen (1894 m), the highest masif among the coastal limestone ranges.
	www.startsurfing.com /encyclopedia/m/o/n/Montenegro.html (1124 words)

	CNN - Former Yugoslavian crew longs for home - Mar. 4, 1996
		Since then, the Lovcen and more than two dozen other ships around the world have been impounded.
		Peter Renehan is the American representative of the Montenegran company that owns the Lovcen.
		While most of the Lovcen's 25 crewmen were reassigned to other ships, a crew of six, including Petrovic, have remained on board to maintain the 490-foot vessel.
	edition.cnn.com /US/9603/stranded_ship (380 words)

	Global Economies: Montenegro
		A prime example of successful privatization and foreign confidence in the country’s assets is evident in Lovcen Insurance.
		Montenegro’s premier insurance company is the sector’s dominant figure, covering almost 80 percent of the domestic market in an area of substantial competition.
		Led by President Dejan Bajic, Lovcen is undergoing a period of restructuring to prepare for the arrival of new competition and change.
	nytimes.com /global/montenegro/six.html (257 words)

	Serbia Info News / Lovcen the champion
		Cetinje, May 17th - Lovcen Cetinje defeated Metaloplastika Sabac 29-24 (15-9) in the last round of the Yugoslav men's handball championship, and for the first time in their history became Yugoslav champions.
		Club from Cetinje won its title deservedly, because during the larger part of the Championship, it had the leading position in the standings and ended the competition with the impressive score of 27 victories, one tie and only two defeats.
		So far, it is certain that Lovcen will play in the European Champions' League, while Sintelon will represent Yugoslav handball in EHF Cup.
	www.serbia-info.com /news/2000-05/18/18959.html (122 words)

	First World War.com - Primary Documents - Lazare Muskovitch on Montenegro's Conduct of the War, 13 January 1916
		Five or six days' march was necessary for the arrival of reinforcements at Lovcen, and to gain time for the arrival of forces from the other fronts the Montenegrins were obliged to demand an armistice of six days.
		Reinforcements were thus brought up from the Sandjak front to the number of twelve battalions, who fought very well on the Lovcen front.
		I can affirm again that the soldiers of no European army could have resisted more than the Montenegrins, neither at Lovcen nor on any of the other fronts, with the equipment, the supplies, the arms and the munitions at the disposal of our soldiers.
	www.firstworldwar.com /source/muskovitch.htm (0 words)

	The Chapel of Petar II Petrovic Njegos (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Just before his death Petar II notified his will to Montenegrins that they had to bury him in that church from where all Serb lands could be seen, but stressed if they reject to fulfil his last wish he would curse them.
		Petar II died in October 1851 and was buried firstly in the monastery of Cetinje because of fear that Turks could decapitate his body.
		Thus, his remains were transferred to his Oath Chapel on the Mount Lovcen in August 1855.
	www.njegos.org /chapel/chapel.htm (341 words)

	Nacionalni Park Lovcen
		Nacionalni park ''Lovcen'' obuhvata centralni i najvisi dio lovcenskog masiva, povrsine 6.220 ha.
		Nalazeci se na granici dvije sasvim razlicite prirodne cjeline, mora i kontinenta, Lovcen trpi uticaje oba klimatska tipa.
		Najmonumentalniji spomenik nacionalnog parka ''Lovcen'' je Njegosev mauzolej, podignut na Jezerskom vrhu, mjestu koje je ovaj istaknuti pjesnik i mislilac jos za zivota izabrao za vjecni pocinak.
	www.nparkovi.cg.yu /lovcen (0 words)

	Mount Lovcen
		The national park "Lovcen" covers the central and the biggest part of the Lovcen range with an area of 6.220 hectares.
		Njegos’ last wish was to be buried in a little church on the peak called Jezerski vrh (Lake Crest) on the Lovcen mountain.
		The Montenegrins have a religious relationship or feeling toward this mountain and for the one who was buried at its top.
	www.visit-montenegro.cg.yu /english/priroda/lovcen.htm (540 words)

	excursions
		We travel by bus from the coast over the hills to the old capital of Montenegro, Cetinje where we visit cultural and historical monuments: the National Museum, once the palace of King Nikola Petrovic and Cetinje Monastery, the place from where Montenegrin bishops ruled this small country.
		We continue the trip over mount Lovcen enjoying beautiful scenery and we stop in the village Njeguši for a snack consisting of local specialities, smoked cheese, ham, local brandy and wine.
		Then we drive down the hill and famous Lovcen serpentines to the unique fiord, Bay of Boka and the ancient city of Kotor, a medieval Mediterranean jewel under UNESCO protection (the Catedral St.Tripun from 12th century being one of the oldest sights to see).
	www.cipatravel.com /en/excursions.htm (591 words)

	access montenegro
		The massive peaks of Lovcen are visible from everywhere.
		On his deathbed he had already ruled that he should be buried on this mountain.
		For the visitor of Lovcen, it is not only the mausoleum and the flora and fauna that are of interest.
	www.access-montenegro.org /eng/natlove.htm (147 words)

	Favorite Pics ~ Mt. Lovcen
		Traveling into the clouds on our way to the top of Mount Lovcen (pronounced "lowve-chen").
		Our driver was a 60-year old man who constantly had a lit cigarette in his mouth.
		But I kept my spirits high and told Johan that all of these clouds would go away for us when we reached the top.
	www.kahunna.net /boftheb/mtlovcen01.shtml (166 words)

	City of Cetinje - a Montenegrin treasure (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Cetinje is the old capital of Montenegro, located at the foot of Mount Lovcen.
		Cetinje began to grow around 1482 when Ivan Crnojevic, a ruler of the Crnojevic dynasty, moved under Turkish advance from the southern town of Zabljak on Skadar Lake and named Cetinje his new capital.
		Cetinje and Mount Lovcen are symbols of the Montenegrin nation and state created in the centuries-old struggle for independence, and freedom.
	www.montenegro.org /cetinje.html (457 words)

	Amazon.com: Lovcen (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Durmitor, Mt Lovcen and Lake Skadar are the...
		I Il III L kW Lovcen 94.9 98.0 101.0 89.8 54...
		driven from the 4,85o-foot Mount Lovcen, `the Gibraltar of the Adriatic',...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&platform=gurupa&keywords=Lovcen&search-type=ss&index=blended&page=1 (944 words)

	Montenegro_Intro_02
		The chain of the Dinaric mountains (Orjen, Lovcen, Rumija) rises steeply above the coast like a gigantic backdrop and prevents the sea climate from penetrating into the interior.
		The sudden shifting of these masses of air, very damp owing to the proximity of the sea, the mountain peaks and the great contrasts of temperature provoke strong electric discharges.
		Reality is perfectly reflected by this poetic image: "Thunder is music for Lovcen." Two peaks of this massif, the Jezerski and the Stirovnik, are so close that the electric discharges there take place with hardly any interval between lightning and thunder.
	www.budvarealestate.com /rm_zone/montenegro/_montenegrointro02 (811 words)

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