Hum na Sutli

Hum na Sutli (lit.'Hum on the Sutla') is a village and a municipality in the Krapina-Zagorje County of Croatia.

Mali Tabor, located in the municipality, is a Baroque castle that used to be a fort. Historical documents mention it in 1511 as Kys Thabor. Through later marriages, Mali Tabor came into the ownership of the Jelačić family, and then Baron Kavanagh, whose descendants held the castle until the end of World War II.^[3]

In the 2021 census, there were 4,592 inhabitants in the municipality, in the following settlements:^[2]

• Brezno Gora, population 61
• Donje Brezno, population 95
• Druškovec Gora, population 68
• Druškovec Humski, population 360
• Gornje Brezno, population 258
• Grletinec, population 192
• Hum na Sutli, population 957
• Klenovec Humski, population 337
• Lastine, population 164
• Lupinjak, population 343
• Mali Tabor, population 311
• Orešje Humsko, population 172
• Poredje, population 207
• Prišlin, population 387
• Rusnica, population 170
• Strmec Humski, population 163
• Vrbišnica, population 245
• Zalug, population 102

In the same census, the absolute majority of population were Croats at 93.23%.^[2]

The current mayor of Hum na Sutli is Nikola Drašković (SDP) and the Hum na Sutli Municipal Council consists of 13 seats.