Videm

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Videm
Sankt Veit
Videm coat of arms Map of Slovenia, position of Videm highlighted
Basic data
Country SloveniaSlovenia Slovenia
Historic region Lower Styria / Štajerska
Statistical region Podravska (Drau region)
Coordinates 46 ° 22 '  N , 15 ° 54'  E Coordinates: 46 ° 22 '7 "  N , 15 ° 54' 23"  E
surface 80.2  km²
Residents 5,523 (January 1, 2017)
Population density 69 inhabitants per km²
Post Code 2284
License Plate MB
Structure and administration
Mayor : Friderik Bračič
Mailing address Videm pri Ptuju 54
2284 Videm pri Ptuju
Website
The parish church of Sankt Veit in the center of the municipality of Videm (2012)

Videm ( German  Sankt Veit ) is a village and municipality in Slovenia . It is located in the historical Spodnja Štajerska ( Lower Styria ) region and in the statistical region of Podravska .

geography

location

The municipality extends over an area of ​​80.2 km². The municipality is located south of the Drava ( Drava ) and has been with the north of the drann ( Dravinja ) situated villages share in the flat and extensive Drava and Ptuj field ( Drava-Ptuj plain ). The southern and eastern municipal area, with the widely scattered settlements, takes up a considerable part of the hilly and vinous Haloze ( Kollos ). In the west, the municipality touches the "Waldhaloze" and foothills of the Dravinjske gorice ( hill country on the Drann ).

The highest point in the municipality at 503  meters above sea level. is located in the settlement area of ​​Velika Varnica, near the secluded pilgrimage church Sveti Avguštin ( Sankt Augustin ), in the border area with Croatia, the deepest point, at 209 m above sea level. A., is located at the mouth of the Drann into the Drava in the village of Dravci.

Community structure

The municipality comprises 30 localities. The German exonyms that were valid until 1918 are listed in brackets behind the current place names . (Population figures as of January 1, 2017):

  • Barislovci ( Variseldorf ), 119
  • Belavšek ( Welauschek ), 71
  • Berinjak ( Berinjak ), 20
  • Dolena ( Dolena ), 163
  • Dravci ( Drafzen ), 57
  • Dravinjski Vrh ( Drannberg ), 264
  • Gradišče ( Gradische ), 45
  • Jurovci ( Jurovetz ), 158
  • Lancova vas ( Lanzendorf ), 542
  • Ljubstava ( Lubstova ), 76
  • Majski Vrh ( Maiberg ), 96
  • Mala Varnica ( Kleinwarnitza ), 102
  • Pobrežje ( Pobresch ), 933
  • Popovci ( Popendorf ), 144
  • Repišče ( Repitsche ), 136
  • Sela, 199
  • Skorišnjak ( Skorischniak ), 60
  • Soviče ( Sovitsch ), 120
  • Spodnji Leskovec ( Unterleskovetz ), 111
  • Strmec pri Leskovcu ( Stermetz ), 68
  • Šturmovci ( Sturmau ), 122
  • Trdobojci ( Terdoboitzen ), 101
  • Trnovec ( Ternovetz ), 91
  • Tržec ( Marklendorf ), 412
  • Vareja ( Varea ), 204
  • Velika Varnica ( Grosswarnitza ), 204
  • Veliki Okič ( Groß-Okitsch ), 81
  • Videm pri Ptuju ( Saint Vitus ), 437
  • Zgornja Pristava ( Oberpristova ), 214
  • Zgornji Leskovec ( Oberleskovetz ), 173

Neighboring communities

Kidričevo Hajdina , Ptuj Markovci
Majšperk Neighboring communities Circulans
Žetale Podlehnik Bednja ( HR ),
Lepoglava ( HR )

Personalities

The surgeon Fritz Hartmann (1900–1946) was born in Loibenberg .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ special- local repertory of Styria. (Specialni krajevni repertorij za Štajersko) Vienna / Dunaj, 1918
  2. ↑ Population tables of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia ( Slovene )