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Montenegro is a name that means "black mountain" in many Romance languages.
Montenegro (country)
- Montenegro (Crna Gora), a country on the Adriatic coast of the Mediterranean Sea
- Republic of Montenegro (federal), a federal unit of
- Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, a former federal union of Serbia and Montenegro; existed 1992–2003
- Serbia and Montenegro, a former confederated union of Serbia and Montenegro; existed 2003–2006
- Socialist Republic of Montenegro, a federal unit of
- Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, a former federal socialist republic; existed 1943–1991
- Kingdom of Montenegro, former Kingdom of Montenegro 1910–1918
- Principality of Montenegro, former principality 1852–1910
- Prince-Bishopric of Montenegro, former theocracy 1516-1852
- Montenegro, the Montenegro national football team
Places
- Conty of Montenegro, Spain, an ancient county in Lugo, Galicia, Spain, during the Middle Ages. Its first mention is found on the "Parochiale Suevorum" in the VI century. In the XIV the county didn´t longer exist with this name. Professedly, the village of Vilalba was part of Montenegro.
- Montenegro, Quindío, a municipality in Colombia
- Montenegro, Rio Grande do Sul, a city in Brazil
- Monte Negro, Rondônia, Brazil
- Montenegro, Spain, a cortijada (series of farmsteads) in Andalucia, Spain
- Monte Negro, Oaxaca, a town in Mexico
Persons
- Ariel Alfredo Montenegro, Argentine footballer
- Benito Jerónimo Feijóo e Montenegro (1676–1764), Galician monk and scholar
- Conchita Montenegro (1911–2007), Spanish model, dancer and actress
- Daniel Montenegro, Argentine footballer
- Fernanda Montenegro (1927—), Brazilian actress
- Hugo Montenegro (1925–1981), American composer of film soundtracks
- Jonathan Montenegro (1978—), Venezuelan actor and singer, former member of Menudo
- Julio César Méndez Montenegro (1915–1996), President of Guatemala 1966–1970
- Orlando Montenegro Medrano (20th c.), President of Nicaragua in 1966
- Pilar Montenegro (1972—), Mexican singer
- Raúl Montenegro (1949—), Argentine biologist, environmentalist, and activist
- Ricardo Montenegro (contemporary), El Salvadoran politician and government minister until 1994
- Roberto Montenegro (1887–1968), Mexican painter, illustrator, and stage designer
- Sasha Montenegro (1950—), Mexican actress of Montenegrin heritage
- Valeen Montenegro (1986—) Filipino Teenstar/Model
- Mario A. Montenegro (1966—) Peruvian Actor, ballet dancer and model
Other
- Montenegro (film), a film by Dušan Makavejev
- Montenegro Lines, Philippine shipping company
- Angela Montenegro, a character in the American TV series Bones.
- Amaro Montenegro, an Italian liqueur
See also
- Crna Gora, which has the same meaning in Serbo-Croatian and Macedonian.
- Černá Hora
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