Rožno

Rožno (, ) is a dispersed settlement on the left bank of the Sava River west of Brestanica in the Municipality of Krško in eastern Slovenia. The area is part of the traditional region of Styria. It is now included in the Lower Sava Statistical Region.

==Geography== Rožno is a clustered village in a low hilly area on the Sava River. The terrain is characterized by several fluvial terraces, and the settlement includes the hamlets of Brezje, Dobrova, Hruševje (or Hrušovje), Lokve, (Na) Peči (or Pečje), Na Pesku, Petelinjek (or Petelink), Škocjan, Stagonce, Velki Vrh, and Za Savo. Škocjan is the only hamlet near the river and railroad, and it is named after the local church. There is a large field area on a terrace above the Sava and smaller fields on gentle slopes near the houses, and well as a few in the valleys. There are also some vineyards in the village, and much of the land is covered by deciduous woods. The territory of the settlement is cut by Škocjan Creek (Škocjanski potok), Presladol Creek (Presladolski potok), and Štumberk Creek, all tributaries of the Sava. The highest elevation is at Big Hill (Veliki hrib; ) in the northeast part of the settlement.