As Observed On The Map Above, Lake Skadar Is Located On The Montenegro-Albania Border. It Is Montenegro's Largest Lake And Is Shared With Albania. It Is Also Southern Europe's Biggest Lake And Has A Surface Area Of 370–530 Km2 (140–200 Sq Mi). ... Key Facts.

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The southeast European country of Montenegro occupies an area of 13,812 sq. km. 

As observed on the physical map of Montenegro, the country is highly mountainous. Ranging from towering peaks along the Serbian and Albanian borders to a small coastal plain, it is home to a diverse landscape due to its position on the Balkan peninsula and the Adriatic Sea.

Consisting of some of the most rugged terrain in Europe, Montenegro's most notable mountain ranges include the Durmitor range, Mount Orjen and Mount Lovcen.

The highest point is Bobotov Kuk, located in the Durmitor range, with an elevation of 8,274 ft (2,522 m). It has been marked on the map by a yellow triangle. 

East, along the Adriatic Sea, a prominent element on the Montenegrin coast is a submerged river canyon known as the Bay of Kotor. It is about 28 km (17 mi) long. The Lovćen and Orjen mountains surround the bay to the east and west respectively.

Significant rivers of Montenegro include the Drina, Tara and Lim. As observed on the map above, Lake Skadar is located on the Montenegro-Albania border. It is Montenegro's largest lake and is shared with Albania. It is also Southern Europe's biggest lake and has a surface area of 370–530 km2 (140–200 sq mi). The average depth of Lake Skadar is 5.01 m (16.4 ft).

The lowest point in Montenegro is the Adriatic Sea at 0 m.