Vojnik

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Vojnik
Hochenegg
Vojnik coat of arms Map of Slovenia, position of Vojnik highlighted
Basic data
Country SloveniaSlovenia Slovenia
Historic region Lower Styria / Štajerska
Statistical region Savinjska (Sann area)
Coordinates 46 ° 18 ′  N , 15 ° 18 ′  E Coordinates: 46 ° 17 ′ 36 "  N , 15 ° 18 ′ 12"  E
surface 75.3  km²
Residents 8,368 (2008)
Population density 111 inhabitants per km²
Post Code 3212
License Plate CE
Structure and administration
Mayor : Benedikt Podergajs
Website
Vojnik, in the background Celje

Vojnik (Eng .: Hochenegg) is a municipality in the Spodnja Štajerska region ( Lower Styria ) in Slovenia .

8,368 people live in the entire community . The main town has 1,986 inhabitants and is located north of the city of Celje .

history

The place was first mentioned in 1165 as Hoheneke . In 1900 the market town of Hochenegg had 835 inhabitants. Of these, 454 were Germans and 371 Slovenes.

Places in the entire parish

  • Arclin ( Arzlin )
  • Beli Potok pri Frankolovem ( Weißenbach )
  • Bezenškovo Bukovje ( Bukovje )
  • Bezovica ( Wesowitza )
  • Bovše ( Wousche )
  • Brdce ( Werze )
  • Čreškova ( Tschreschkowa )
  • Črešnjevec ( Tschreschnowetz )
  • Črešnjice ( Kirchstetten )
  • Dedni Vrh pri Vojniku
  • Dol pod Gojko ( Dol )
  • Frankolovo ( Sternstein )
  • Gabrovec pri Dramljah ( Gabrowetz )
  • Globoče ( Globotsche )
  • Gradišče pri Vojniku
  • Homec ( Homec )
  • Hrastnik (Hrastnig)
  • Hrenova ( Hrenova )
  • Ilovca ( Ilovica )
  • Ivenca ( Ivenca )
  • Jankova ( Jankova )
  • Kladnart ( Kladnart )
  • Koblek ( Koblek )
  • Konjsko ( Konjsko )
  • Landek ( Landegg )
  • Lviv pri Novi Cerkvi ( Lviv )
  • Lešje ( Leschje )
  • Lindek ( Lindeck )
  • Lipa pri Frankolovem ( Lipa )
  • Male Dole ( Kleinthal )
  • Nova Cerkev ( Neukirchen )
  • Novake ( Nowake )
  • Podgorje pod Čerinom ( Podgorje )
  • Polže ( Snail Village )
  • Pristava ( Pristowa )
  • Rakova Steza (Rakova Steza)
  • Razdelj ( Razdel )
  • Razgor (Rasgor)
  • Razgorce ( Rasgorce )
  • Rove ( rove )
  • Selce (Seltsche)
  • Socka ( Sotzka )
  • Straža pri Dolu ( Strasche )
  • Straža pri Novi Cerkvi ( Strasche )
  • Stražica ( Straschitzen )
  • Tomaž nad Vojnikom (St. Thomas)
  • Trnovlje pri Socki ( Trnovlje )
  • Velika Raven ( Welkaraun )
  • Verpete ( Verpete )
  • Vine ( Vine )
  • Vizore ( visors )
  • Višnja Vas ( Weixeldorf )
  • Zabukovje ( Zabukovje )
  • Želče
  • Zlateče ( Slatche )

Sons and daughters

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ KK Statistische Central-Commission, Special-Orts-Repertorien of the kingdoms and countries represented in the Oesterreichischen Reichsrathe. Volume IV Styria (Vienna 1904) p. 22.