evidence: Land dispute on Sveta Gera/Trdinov vrh [edit]Sveta Gera (Slovene: Trdinov vrh), the Žumberak/Gorjanci mountain range's highest peak, was disputed in the 1990s, but as of 2011[update] the issue is dormant. [...] The boundary in the Razkrižje area follows the aligned cadastral limits, as well as in the case of Santavec River and Zelena River areas. Along the Drava River, the Tribunal determined that the boundary follows the aligned cadastral limits, which run along a series of historic boundary stones recorded in a 1904 protocol. The boundaries in the Slovenian region of Macelj and the Croatian region of Haloze are set out in Slovenia's cadastre. Along the disputed areas along the Sotla River, the Tribunal determined that the boundary generally follows the cadastral limits where aligned, two disputed areas follow the Croatia's cadastral register. Along the Sava and Bregana Rivers, the border follows the aligned cadastral limits. In the Gorjanci/Žumberak area, where cadastral boundaries on Slovenian and Croatian cadastral maps coincide, they are the borders of the disputed areas. In one location where the cadasters did not coincide, the Slovenian cadaster prevailed over an 1898 Croatian cadastral map.[135][136] The settlement of Drage lies in Slovenia. The Tribunal declared that in the Trdinov Vrh/Sveta Gera area, the border follows the cadastral limits. [...] - ^ "Slovenia Is Occupying Croatian Land in Sveta Gera". Javno. 21 February 2009. Archived from the original on 15 June 2009. Retrieved 5 May 2009.