Albania - Hidden Corner of Europe
Albania, coastline 450 km, with geographic coordinates: 41N, 20E, with
28.748 km2 (11.100 sq miles), with population of 3.260.000 and density
of 113.4 population/km2 is wild and mountainous, with extensive forests,
sandy beaches and many beautiful lakes. It shares borders with
Montenegro and Kosovo to the north, with the Former Yugoslav Republic of
Macedonia to the northeast and Greece to the south. To the west lie the
Adriatic and Ionian Seas.
Albania is one of the most mountainous countries in Europe with a rugged mountain terrain which covers 75% of the territory.
The average altitude is 708 m, two times higher than that of Europe.
It's major mountain ranges include the Northern Albanian Alps, Korabi Mountains and Pindus Mountains
Albania is very rich in biodiversity values.
There are 13 National Parks, 4 Protected Landscape Areas, 4 Strict
Nature Reserves, 26 Managed Nature Reserves, 4 Natural Monuments and
other protected areas.
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