Å utna () is a
village
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in the
Municipality of Kranj in the
Upper Carniola
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region of
Slovenia
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.
Name
The name of the village was changed from ''Å utna - del'' (literally, 'part of Å utna') to ''Å utna'' in 1979. The epithet ''del'' referred to part of the village being in the Municipality of Kranj and part being in the Municipality of Å kofja Loka. The part of the village in the Municipality of Å kofja Loka was incorporated into
Dorfarje in 1979.
Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia: Dorfarje
References
External links
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Å utna on Geopedia
Populated places in the Urban Municipality of Kranj
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