- Dobrljevo
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Dobrljevo Location in Slovenia
DobrljevoCoordinates: 46°10′48.07″N 14°55′57.06″E / 46.1800194°N 14.9325167°ECoordinates: 46°10′48.07″N 14°55′57.06″E / 46.1800194°N 14.9325167°E Country 
SloveniaTraditional region Upper Carniola Statistical region Zasavje Municipality Zagorje ob Savi Area - Total 1.4 km2 (0.5 sq mi) Elevation 653.9 m (2,145 ft) Population (2002) - Total 94 [1] Dobrljevo is a settlement to the north of Izlake in the Zagorje ob Savi municipality in central Slovenia. The area is part of the traditional region of Upper Carniola. It is now included with the rest of the municipality into the Zasavje statistical region.[2]
On the Pleša hill above the settlement, archaeological remains have been discovered of what seems to have been an Ancient Roman fort on a strategical site for controlling traffic on the major Roman throughway via nearby Atrans.[3]
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Zagorje ob Savi Settlements Administrative centre: Zagorje ob Savi
Blodnik, Borje pri Mlinšah, Borje, Borovak pri Podkumu, Brezje, Breznik, Briše, Dobrljevo, Dolenja vas, Dolgo Brdo pri Mlinšah, Družina, Čemšenik, Čolnišče, Golče, Gorenja vas, Hrastnik pri Trojanah, Izlake, Jablana, Jarše, Jelenk, Jelševica, Jesenovo, Kandrše, Kisovec, Kolk, Kolovrat, Konjšica, Kostrevnica, Kotredež, Log pri Mlinšah, Loke pri Zagorju, Mali Kum, Medija, Mlinše, Mošenik, Orehovica, Osredek, Padež, Podkraj pri Zagorju, Podkum, Podlipovica, Polšina, Potoška vas, Požarje, Prapreče, Ravenska vas, Ravne pri Mlinšah, Razbor pri Čemšeniku, Razpotje, Rodež, Rove, Rovišče, Rtiče, Ržiše, Selo pri Zagorju, Senožeti, Sopota, Šemnik, Šentgotard, Šentlambert, Šklendrovec, Tirna, Vidrga, Vine, Vrh pri Mlinšah, Vrh, Vrhe, Zabava, Zabreznik, Zavine, Zgornji Prhovec, Znojile, ŽvaruljeLandmarks Gamberk Castle, Medija Castle, Medijske toplice spa, Kolovrat Castle, Izlake Parish Church, Zagorje Parish Church, Saint Anne's church, Čemšeniška planinaNotable people Categories:- Populated places in the Municipality of Zagorje ob Savi
- Zagorje ob Savi geography stubs
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