The border to the north, toward Serbia, which is longer than 200 km, start with the most beautiful mountain Shara and extends across the river Lepenec and Skopje Crna Gora, in order to finally complete the triangle with Serbia and Bulgaria. From here, the border passes through Maleshevo mountain range and river Strumica up to the Greek borger. The southern border, mostly influenced by the Mediterranean climate from the Aegean Sea, cuts across Dojran Lake, the passage across Vardar and Mario Region, as well as the passage across Baba Mountain, from where one can see the biggest Macedonian field of grain, Pelagonija, then it cuts through the second biggest lake, Prespa Lake. After that one can see the Albanian border – across the pearl – Ohrid Lake, the border spreads until Jablanica, cuts through Crn Drim until it finally stops across Shara, beyond which point the Serbian border begins.