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The Municipality of Piran (; sl, Občina Piran, it, Comune di Pirano) is a municipality in the traditional region of the Slovene Littoral, Littoral in southwestern Slovenia. The seat of the municipality is the town of Piran. Piran became a municipality in 1994.
In addition to the municipal seat of Piran, the municipality also includes the following settlements:
* Dragonja, Piran, Dragonja
* Lucija, Piran, Lucija
* Nova Vas nad Dragonjo
* Padna
* Parecag
* Portorož
* Seča
* Sečovlje
* Strunjan
* Sveti Peter, Piran, Sveti Peter
The municipality is bilingual; both Slovene language, Slovene and Italian language, Italian are official languages. According to the Austrian language census of 1910, in the surrounding countryside within the municipal limits, the population was mixed, both Italian and Slovene, with some villages (such as Sveti Peter, Piran, Sveti Peter and Padna) which were almost entirely Slovene, and others (such as Sečovlje and Seča) that were almost exclusively Italian-speaking. As a whole, 85.1% of the population of the Municipality of Piran were Italian speakers, and 15.2% were Slovenes.
Municipality of Piran on GeopediaPiran municipal site
{{Authority control Municipality of Piran, Municipalities of Slovenia, Piran 1994 establishments in Slovenia
Geography
The Municipality of Piran borders Croatia to the south and the municipalities of Izola and Koper to the east, and it faces Italy across the Gulf of Trieste and the Adriatic Sea. The highest point, Baretovec pri Padni, is high.Settlements
In addition to the municipal seat of Piran, the municipality also includes the following settlements:
* Dragonja, Piran, Dragonja
* Lucija, Piran, Lucija
* Nova Vas nad Dragonjo
* Padna
* Parecag
* Portorož
* Seča
* Sečovlje
* Strunjan
* Sveti Peter, Piran, Sveti Peter
Language
The municipality is bilingual; both Slovene language, Slovene and Italian language, Italian are official languages. According to the Austrian language census of 1910, in the surrounding countryside within the municipal limits, the population was mixed, both Italian and Slovene, with some villages (such as Sveti Peter, Piran, Sveti Peter and Padna) which were almost entirely Slovene, and others (such as Sečovlje and Seča) that were almost exclusively Italian-speaking. As a whole, 85.1% of the population of the Municipality of Piran were Italian speakers, and 15.2% were Slovenes.
References
External links
*Municipality of Piran on Geopedia
{{Authority control Municipality of Piran, Municipalities of Slovenia, Piran 1994 establishments in Slovenia