Germakrany

Germakrany is a municipality in Slovakia, located within the Žilina Region. The municipality has a total area of 16.72 square kilometers and is situated about 10 kilometers from the city of Martin. It has a population of approximately 312 people, as of the 2011 census.

The terrain of Germakrany is characterized by rolling hills, covered mostly in agricultural land and forests. The local economy is primarily based on farming, with a focus on crop and livestock production. The area is also known for its rich geological heritage, with areas of significant geological importance having been identified.

Germakrany also has a significant cultural and historical presence. The municipality has several archaeological sites, including a Roman Catholic church from the 18th century. There are also several ancient settlement sites in the area, some of which date back to the Bronze Age. These sites are considered significant because they provide valuable insights into the lives of the earliest human inhabitants of the area.

During the recent past, the area around Germakrany has experienced minor wildfires and floods. However, the municipality has been fortunate not to have experienced significant infrastructure damage or large-scale evacuations in recent years. Overall, Germakrany is a small rural municipality that maintains a strong connection to its natural and cultural heritage, providing an attractive location for tourists interested in the history and geography of the region.