Lukovica

Lukovica
Basic data
Country	Slovenia
Historic region	Upper Carniola / Gorenjska
Statistical region	Osrednjeslovenska (Central Slovenia)
Coordinates	46 ° 11 '  N , 14 ° 46'  E Coordinates: 46 ° 10 '30 "  N , 14 ° 46' 22"  E
surface	74.9  km²
Residents	5,316 (2008)
Population density	71 inhabitants per km²
Post Code	1225
License Plate	LJ
Structure and administration
Mayor :	Matej Kotnik
Website	www.lukovica.si

Lukovica (German Wolfsbüchel or Lokwicz or Lukwicz ) is a municipality in the Kranjska region ( Upper Carniola ) in Slovenia .

The entire municipality of Lukovica has 5316 inhabitants. 438 people live in the village of Lukovica itself. The municipality is located in the Črni Graben (German Black Valley ) and is 22 km away from Ljubljana . The area was settled early on, which is proven by finds from the Stone Age. The Celts and Romans also left finds. The Radomlja River flows through this valley.

Lukovica was mentioned for the first time as early as 1304. The Brdo Castle (German Castle Egg ) was built in 1552 and was repeatedly damaged and rebuilt.

Districts

Krajno Brdo village

• Blagovica , (German Glogowitz in der Oberkrain , also Glogwitz )
• Brdo pri Lukovici , (German Egg at Wolfsbüchel )
• Brezovica pri Zlatem Polju , (German Bresowitz near Goldenfeld , also Presswitz )
• Bršlenovica , (German Presslenowitz )
• Dupeljne , (German Dupelnigg )
• Čeplje , (German Tschepplach bei Lukowitz , also Zepplach )
• Češnjice , (German Kerschdorf )
• Gabrje pod Špilkom , (German Gabriach )
• Golčaj , (German Sunday , also Goltschey )
• Gorenje , (German Oberfeld bei Lukowitz )
• Gradišče pri Lukovici , (German Burgstall , also Grätz in the Upper Carniola )
• Hribi , (German Hribach )
• Imovica , (German Imowitz )
• Javorje pri Blagovici , ( Eng . Gofriach in the Upper Carniola )
• Jelša , (German Erlach )
• Kompolje , (German Gumpoldsdorf )
• Koreno , (German Wurz in the Oberkrain , also Korenn )
• Korpe , (German Korpach , also Korpe )
• Krajno Brdo , (German Krenwerd )
• Krašnja , (German Kraxen )
• Lipa , (German Lipp )
• Log , (German paint )
• Lukovica pri Domžalah , (German Wolfsbüchel in the Upper Carniola , also Lukowitz )
• Mala Lašna , (German small bottle )
• Mali Jelnik , (German Kleingelnigg )
• Obrše , (German Haberland , also Harland , Oberschach in the Upper Carniola )
• Podgora pri Zlatem Polju , (German Unterberg near Goldenfeld )
• Podmilj , (German Podmill , also Podmull )
• Podsmrečje , (dt. Under firs )
• Poljane nad Blagovico , (German Polane ob Glogowitz )
• Preserje pri Lukovici , (German Seidendorf near Wolfsbüchel )
• Preserje pri Zlatem Polju , (German silk village near Goldenfeld )
• Prevalje , (German Prebal )
• Prevoje pri Šentvidu , (German Brewoch )
• Prevoje , (German Felbern )
• Prilesje , (German Prelass )
• Prvine , (German Prebin )
• Rafolče , (German Raffoltsdorf )
• Selce , (German bullet )
• Spodnje Koseze , (German Unteredlingen , also Unterkossess )
• Spodnje Loke , (German Unterlaak in the Oberkrain )
• Spodnje Prapreče , (German Unterprawatsch )
• Spodnji Petelinjek , (German Unterpettelnich )
• Straža , (German Warth , also Strascha bei Wolfsbüchel )
• Suša , (German Susse )
• Šentvid pri Lukovici , ( Eng . Sankt Veit in der Oberkraini )
• Trnjava , (German Ternau in the Upper Carniola )
• Trnovče , ( Eng . Ternowitz in the Upper Carniola , also Ternoutsche )
• Trojane , (German Troyn )
• Učak , (German Wultschach )
• V Zideh , (German Sedy )
• Veliki Jelnik , (German Großgelnigg )
• Videm pri Lukovici , (German Widem bei Wolfsbüchel , also Wieden , Widern )
• Vošce , ( Eng . Laschitz in Oberkrain , also Wetsche )
• Vranke , (German Uranke )
• Vrba , (German Velben in der Oberkrain )
• Vrh nad Krašnjo , (German mountain in the Upper Carniola )
• Vrhovlje , (German Ferchaulach )
• Zavrh pri Trojanah , (German Forcham , also Sawerch near Troyn)
• Zgornje Loke , (German Oberlaak in the Oberkrain )
• Zgornje Prapreče , (German Oberprawatsch )
• Zgornji Petelinjek , (German Oberpettelnich )
• Zlatenek , (German Slattenegg in the Upper Carniola )
• Zlato Polje , (German Golden Field )
• Šentožbolt , (German Sankt Oswald bei Wolfsbüchel )
• Žirovše , (German Sirauschach )

Web links

Commons : Lukovica  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Website of the municipality (Slovenian, German, English and Spanish)
• Tourist information in German

Individual evidence

1. ^ German place names in Krain - Zirknitzer Kreis. Archived from the original on October 17, 2014 ; Retrieved June 14, 2012 . 
2. ↑ Stane Strazar: dig Črni. Kulturno-umetniško društvo Janko Kersnik Lukovica, Lukovica 1995. page 119.