Mirna Peč

Mirna Peč
Basic data
Country	Slovenia
Historic region	Lower Carniola / Dolenjska
Statistical region	Jugovzhodna Slovenija (Southeast Slovenia)
Coordinates	45 ° 52 '  N , 15 ° 5'  E Coordinates: 45 ° 51 '37 "  N , 15 ° 5' 0"  E
surface	48  km²
Residents	2,827 (2008)
Population density	59 inhabitants per km²
Post Code	8216
License Plate	NM
Structure and administration
Mayor :	Zvonko Lah
Website	www.mirnapec.si

Mirna Peč (German: Hönigstein ) is a municipality in the Dolenjska ( Lower Carniola ) region in Slovenia .

Location and inhabitants

2827 people live in the total community, which consists of 28 villages and hamlets. The main town Mirna Peč alone has 864 inhabitants. The municipality is located northwest of Novo mesto on the Temenica river .

Districts of the entire municipality

• Biška vas , (German Witschendorf in the Lower Carniola )
• Čemše , (German Chemsche )
• Dolenja vas pri Mirni Peči , (German: Niederdorf bei Hönigstein )
• Dolenji Globodol , ( Eng . Untertiefenthal )
• Dolenji Podboršt , (German underforest in the Lower Carniola )
• Globočdol , (dt. Globotschkidoll )
• Golobinjek , (German pigeon mountain in the Lower Carniola )
• Gorenji Globodol , ( Eng . Obertiefenthal )
• Gorenji Podboršt , (German Upper Forest in the Lower Carniola )
• Goriška vas , (German Goritschendorf )
• Grč Vrh , (German Görtschberg )
• Hmeljčič , (German Krenzelsdorf )
• Hrastje pri Mirni Peči , (German Aicholz )
• Jablan , (dt. Apfeldorf )
• Jelše , (German Erlach )
• Jordankal , (German Würgal )
• Malenska vas , (German Mühldorf in the Lower Carniola , also Magensdorf )
• Mali Kal , (German small call )
• Mali Vrh , (German Kleinberg )
• Mirna Peč , (German Hönigstein )
• Orkljevec , (German Kreil , also Orklewitz )
• Poljane pri Mirni Peči , (German pollen market )
• Selo pri Zagorici , (German Sella near Hönigstein )
• Srednji Globodol , (German Mittertiefenthal )
• Šentjurij na Dolenjskem , (Eng. Sankt Georgen bei Hönigstein )
• Veliki Kal , (German Großkall )
• Vrhovo pri Mirni Peči , (German Freyhof near Hönigstein )
• Vrhpeč , (German Oberhönigstein )

Attractions

Slovenia's longest seepage river, the Temenica, flows through Mirna Peč. The river has its second source in the district of Vrhpeč after it seeped into the karst underworld at Dolenje Ponikve . The Temenica then flows on through the Mirna Valley, where it seeps once more at Goriška vas .

Web links

• Website of the municipality Slovene
• Geopedia.si

Individual evidence

1. ↑ location
2. ↑ Sickerfluss Temenica