Ilirska Bistrica

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Ilirska Bistrica
Illyrian Feistritz
Coat of arms of Ilirska Bistrica Map of Slovenia, position of Ilirska Bistrica highlighted
Basic data
Country SloveniaSlovenia Slovenia
Historic region Coastal land / Primorska
Statistical region Primorsko-notranjska (Coastal Inner Carniola)
Coordinates 45 ° 34 '  N , 14 ° 14'  E Coordinates: 45 ° 34 '0 "  N , 14 ° 14' 0"  E
surface 480  km²
Residents 13,846 (2012)
Population density 29 inhabitants per km²
Telephone code (+386) 05
Post Code 6250
License Plate KP
Structure and administration (as of 2010)
Mayor : Emil Rojc
Mailing address Bazoviška cesta 14
6250 Ilirska Bistrica
Website

Ilirska Bistrica (German Illyrisch Feistritz , Italian Villa del Nevoso ) is a city and a municipality in southwest Slovenia ; The city itself has a population of 4,869 (2002). The total community has 13,846 inhabitants (2012).

Name and coat of arms

The name Ilirska Bistrica means 'The Illyrian Bistrica' and does not go back directly to the ancient Illyrians , but to the Kingdom of Illyria , an administrative unit of the Austrian Empire between 1814 and 1849, the adjective being added to the old name Bistrica (German: Feistritz ) to distinguish the city from other cities of the same name.

The coat of arms of the city of Ilirska Bistrica refers to the history of the region, which belonged to the sphere of influence of the ancient Illyrians.

history

The region was liberated by the 4th Yugoslav Army in World War II. 284 partisans died. In 1965, a memorial was inaugurated by Janez Lenassi and Živa Baraga .

Motorsport

Since 1994 404 is on the road no. Of Šembije a hillclimb held that the European Hill Climb Championship counts (Petrol Ferrari). The route is 5.010 km long with an average gradient of 5.07%.

Personalities

The Slovenian poet Dragotinkette (1876–1899) was a son of the city.

Places of the whole community

Ilirska Bistrica
  • Bač (German: Futsch at Illyrisch Feistritz , also Waatsch )
  • Brce (German Posshardt )
  • Dobro Polje (German Guttenfeld )
  • Dolenje pri Jelšanah (German Dolling )
  • Dolnja Bitnja ( Eng . Unterwitting )
  • Dolnji Zemon (German Untersemenhof )
  • Čelje (German Zellach , also Zille )
  • Fabci (German Sankt Fabius , also Fabatz )
  • Gabrk (German Gaberg at Illyrisch Feistritz )
  • Gornja Bitnja (German Oberwitting )
  • Gornji Zemon (German Obersemenhof )
  • Harije (German Karian , also Sankt Stefan )
  • Hrušica (German Imwald , also Chruschitz )
  • Huje (German Huje at Illyrisch Feistritz )
  • Ilirska Bistrica (German Illyrian Feistritz )
  • Jablanica (German Jablanitz )
  • Janeževo Brdo (German Johannisberg near Illyrisch Feistritz )
  • Jasen (Eng. Jassen )
  • Jelšane (German Jaltschach , also Jelschane , Gellschanach )
  • Kilovče (German: Kühlenberg )
  • Knežak (German Grafenbrunn )
  • Koritnice (German Koritenz )
  • Koseze (German Edling , also Kassegg at Illyrisch Feistritz )
  • Kuteževo (German Guttenegg near Illyrisch Feistritz )
  • Mala Bukovica (German small book village , also Kleinbukowitz near Illyrisch Feistritz )
  • Male Loče (German Lodtschen , also Kleinlotsche )
  • Mereče (German Hillersberg , also Meretsche )
  • Nova vas pri Jelšanah (German Neudorf near Jelschane )
  • Novokračine (German Neukratschine )
  • Ostrožno Brdo (German Starkenberg an der Reka , also Branndorf )
  • Pavlica (German Brunnenberg )
  • Podbeže
  • Podgrad (German Neuhaus near Illyrisch Feistritz )
  • Podgraje (German Hermesburg )
  • Podstenje (German Pottstein , also Postennach )
  • Podstenjšek (German Kleinpottstein , also Wolfstein )
  • Podtabor (German Sankt Georgen near Illyrisch Feistritz )
  • Pregarje ( Eng . Peger , also Perger )
  • Prelože (German Sankt Egidi near Illyrisch Feistritz , also Prelosach )
  • Prem (dt. Premb , also Prem )
  • Račice (German Ratschitze )
  • Ratečevo Brdo (German angle , also Radelsegk )
  • Rečica (German Redschitz , also Retschitz )
  • Rjavče (German Sankt Maria bei Illyrisch Feistritz , also Seriavitz )
  • Sabonje (German Soboynach , also Saboine )
  • Smrje (German Saint Mary )
  • Snežnik (German snow mountain )
  • Soze (German sauce , also Glänich )
  • Starod (German Altenburg near Illyrisch Feistritz )
  • Studena Gora (German Brunnenberg near Illyrisch Feistritz )
  • Sušak (German Sussach , also Suschagg )
  • Šembije (German Schermberg , also Schämbl )
  • Tominje (German Tomignach , also Tomeine )
  • Topolc (German Topplach , also Topoltz )
  • Trpčane (German Terptschane , also Drepzach )
  • Velika Bukovica (German Großbukowitz near Illyrisch Feistritz , also Großbuchendorf )
  • Veliko Brdo (German Vogtberg )
  • Vrbica (German Werbitz )
  • Vrbovo (German Werbauerberg , also Werbau near Illyrisch Feistritz )
  • Zabiče (German Gutenegg near Illyrisch Feistritz )
  • Zajelšje (German Edleng , also Sajelsche )
  • Zarečica (German Pinkenstal , also Saretschitz )
  • Zarečje (German Niedeck , also Saretsch )

Web links

Commons : Ilirska Bistrica  - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Statistični urad / Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia, Ljubljana , accessed on January 7, 2013