Kamno, Tolmin

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Kamno
Kamno Location in Slovenia
Coordinates: 46°12′49.62″N 13°38′16.62″E / 46.2137833°N 13.6379500°E / 46.2137833; 13.6379500Coordinates: 46°12′49.62″N 13°38′16.62″E / 46.2137833°N 13.6379500°E / 46.2137833; 13.6379500
Country	Slovenia
Region	Slovenian Littoral
Municipality	Tolmin
Area
• Total	7.98 km² (3.08 sq mi)
Elevation	203.3 m (667.0 ft)
Population (2002)
• Total	248
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Kamno is a village on the left bank of the Soča River in the Municipality of Tolmin in the Littoral region of Slovenia.^[2]

The parish church in the settlement is dedicated to the Holy Trinity and belongs to the Diocese of Koper.^[3]

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Settlements

Administrative centre: Tolmin

Current	Bača pri Modreju Bača pri Podbrdu Bukovski Vrh Čadrg Čiginj Daber Dolenja Trebuša Dolgi Laz Dolje Drobočnik Gabrje Gorenja Trebuša Gorenji Log Gorski Vrh Grahovo ob Bači Grant Grudnica Hudajužna Idrija pri Bači Kal Kamno Kanalski Lom Klavže Kneške Ravne Kneža Koritnica Kozaršče Kozmerice Kuk Lisec Ljubinj Logaršče Loje Modrej Modrejce Most na Soči Obloke Pečine Petrovo Brdo Podbrdo Podmelec Polje Poljubinj Ponikve Porezen Postaja Prapetno Prapetno Brdo Roče Rut Sela nad Podmelcem Sela pri Volčah Selce Selišče Šentviška Gora Slap ob Idrijci Stopnik Stržišče Temljine Tolminske Ravne Tolminski Lom Trtnik Volarje Volčanski Ruti Volče Žabče Zadlaz–Čadrg Zadlaz–Žabče Zakraj Zatolmin Znojile

Former	Rakovec Stopec

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