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Shkodër
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Shkodër (Albanian) [ˈʃkodər]
n
(Placename) a market town in NW Albania, on Lake Shkodër: an Illyrian capital in the first millennium bc Pop.: 83 700 (1991 est.) Italian name Scutari
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Svety Stefan (main picture), Vranjina village on the shore of Skadar lake (left) and the walled town of Kotor (right) TRAVEL INFORMATION .
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By Skadar Lake we sat in dappled light under weeping willows sipping refreshing drinks, while metres away was a tumbledown building housing several families of people wondering where the next meal was coming from.
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