Voglajna

Voglajna is a river in eastern Slovenia, flowing through the Savinja region. It is a left-bank tributary of the larger Savinja River. The Voglajna originates in the eastern foothills of the Pohorje Mountains and flows generally southeastwards. Its course is characterized by a meandering path through agricultural land and small settlements. The river's drainage basin is relatively small.

Historically, the Voglajna has played a role in local economies, particularly in milling and agriculture, due to its consistent water flow. Its presence has shaped the landscape and the development of communities along its banks. The water quality of the Voglajna can vary, influenced by agricultural runoff and other local factors. Efforts have been made to monitor and improve its environmental status.

The Voglajna is not a major navigable waterway. Its significance is primarily local, serving as a water source and contributing to the regional ecosystem. The surrounding area is known for its natural beauty and rural character. The river's path eventually leads it to join the Savinja River near the town of Celje, a confluence that is a notable geographical feature in the region.