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Municipality of Šmartno pri Litiji

Tomazinova ulica 2

1275 Smartno pri Litiji

(01) 896 27 70

(01) 896 27 73

Milan Izlakar

Blaž Izlakar and a group of voters

5,167

55

94.9 sq kilometres

info@smartno-litija.si

http://www.smartno-litija.si

Monday: 8:00 – 12:00 and 13:00 – 15:00

Wednesday: 8:00 – 12:00 and 13:00 – 17:00

Friday: 8:00 – 13:00

Ĺ martno pri Litiji is situated in the Zahodno Posavsko hribovje (the West Posavje hills), 252 metres above sea level. A short look at the map makes it clear that the area is at the intersection of many routes (in the directions Litija-Ljubljana, Litija-Zagorje, the Kostrevnica valley-Moravče, Bogenšperk-Temenica to the Ljubljana-Zagreb road, the Zavrstnik valley-Trebeljevo-Ljubljana). Ĺ martno pri Litiji is a nucleated settlement, situated 3 kilometres south-east of Litija. The geological make-up of the area is very varied. The oldest minerals date back to the Carbon and Permian Ages – slaty sandstone, sandstone flint and conglomerates. By the streams, Holocene alluvia were found and dolomite and other minerals are also present. Near Zavrstnik, several plant fossils were found in the sandstone. Ĺ martno is surrounded by hills, which give the basin a rectangular shape, with Sitarjevec in the north-west, the Ojsterman hill in the east, the Kuhelj hill, Veliki and Mali Oblak and Cvingar in the south-east, and Tičnica and Strmenca in the west. The Reka stream flows through the settlement. Its source is at Reka-Gozd and it later joins the čŒrni and the Kostrevnica streams. The Reka stream flows into the River Sava near the village of Breg. The central, older part of Ĺ martno developed next to the square, by the parish church, whereas the new residential area is spreading northwards to Ustje, Jeze as well as southwards. The Ustje settlement joined Ĺ martno in 1989. The Roje and Slatna settlements are also part of the municipality. Ĺ martno is an important intersection of the roads taking you to Litija and the Zasavje region, through the Jablaniška valley to Moravče and the Mirna valley, past Bogenšperk castle to the Temeniška valley, and through Zavrstnik to Ljubljana