Šentjanž has served as a rural parish settlement in Slovenia’s Karavanks since the Middle Ages. Set on the wooded slopes above the Drava valley, it belongs to the municipality of Dravograd in the country’s northern Carinthian region. The local Church of St John the Baptist gives the settlement both its name and its traditional focal point. Quiet roads and scattered farms connect this small community with the larger Drava corridor, where Slovenia meets the Austrian borderlands. Place Šentjanž within the wider Drava valley by browsing webcams across the Karavanks.
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