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Slovenia

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Slovenia , Slovene Slovenija, officially Republic of Slovenia, republic (2005 est. pop. 2,011,000), 7,817 sq mi (20,246 sq km). It is bounded in the north by Austria, in the northeast by Hungary, in the southeast by Croatia, and in the west by Italy. It has a small strip of seacoast on the Adriatic. Ljubljana is the capital. Land, People, and Economy Most of Slovenia is situated in the Karst plateau and in the Julian Alps. The largely mountainous and forested republic is drained by the Drava and Sava rivers. Ljubljana, Maribor and Celje are the chief cities. The Slovenes... Read more
Slovenia
Slovenia Basic Data Official Country Name: Republic of Slovenia Region (Map name): Europe Population: 1,930,132 Language...1,000: 155.4 Background & General Characteristics Slovenia is a democratic state in the former Yugoslavia that has... Read more
Slovenia
SLOVENIA Republic of Slovenia Major City: Ljubljana Other Cities: Maribor, Roga š ka Slatina...chapter was adapted from the Department of State Post Report 1999 for Slovenia. Supplemental material has been added to increase coverage of minor... Read more

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