Goričko is the most north-eastern region of Slovenia, wedged between the Austrian and Hungarian borders.

Surface area of the regional park: 462 km2

Municipalities: 11

Settlements: 91 villages

Number of inhabitants in the Goričko landscape park
(2002 census, source: Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia) :
in the villages listed here were 23,418 people in 6699 families, 11,380 males and 12,038 females.
(NOTE: The settlements of Dobrovnik and Moravske Toplice are not included within the park with the entire cadastral municipality, however the number of inhabitants includes the entire settlement.)

Municipal centres: Cankova, Dobrovnik, Gornji Petrovci, Grad, Hodoš,
Kobilje, Kuzma, Moravske Toplice, Puconci, Rogašovci, Šalovci

Largest settlement (2002, not including M. Toplice and Dobrovnik): Grad

Highest hill: Sotinski breg or Kugel 418 m
The largest real chestnut is in Križevci at Tetajni breg
The largest sessile oak is in Trdkova
The largest number of otters in Slovenia live in Goričko
The biggest castle in Slovenia is in Grad
The highest number of followers of Evangelical and other Protestant denominations in Slovenia live in Goričko.

SETTLEMENTS IN MUNICIPALITIES:

Cankova: Cankova, Domajinci, Gerlinci, Gornji Črnci, Korovci, Krašči Dobrovnik: Dobrovnik, Strehovci, Žitkovci Gornji Petrovci: Adrijanci, Boreča, Gornji Petrovci, Košarovci, Križevci, Kukeč, Martinje, Lucova, Neradnovci, Panovci, Peskovci, Stanjevci, Šulinci, Ženavlje Grad: Dolnji Slaveči, Grad, Kovačevci, Kruplivnik, Motovilci, Radovci, Vidonci Hodoš: Hodoš, Krplivnik Kobilje: Kobilje Kuzma: Dolič, Gornji Slaveči, Kuzma, Matjaševci, Trdkova Moravske Toplice: Andrejci, Berkovci, Bogojina, Bukovnica, Čikečka vas, Filovci, Fokovci, Ivanjševci, Ivanovci, Kančevci, Krnci, Lončarovci, Moravske Toplice, Motvarjevci, Pordašinci, Prosenjakovci, Ratkovci, Selo, Središče, Suhi vrh, Tešanovci, Vučja gomila Puconci: Bodonci, Bokrači, Dolina, Dankovci, Kuštanovci, Mačkovci, Moščanci, Otovci, Pečarovci, Poznanovci, Prosečka ves, Šalamenci, Vadarci, Vaneča Rogašovci: Fikšinci, Kramarovci, Nuskova, Ocinje, Pertoča, Rogašovci, Ropoča, Serdica, Sotina, Sveti Jurij, Večeslavci Šalovci: Budinci, Čepinci, Dolenci, Domanjševci, Markovci, Šalovci

Border crossings
I - International border crossings for passenger traffic:

• with the Republic of Austria at Kuzma - Bonisdorf
  
• with the Republic of Hungary at Hodoš - Bajánsenye and Čepinci - Ketvolgy (open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.)

Open 24 hours year round.

AUSTRIA

TP The border with Austria has tourist border crossing for border traffic and pedestrians, bicycle riders and motorcycles up to 125 cc for visitors from countries whose citizens do not need entrance visas for Slovenia.
Citizens of Slovenia and Austria can cross the border with a passport or a personal document.

Border crossings crossings with the Republic of Austria
Cankova - Zelting
Kramarovci - St.Ana
Sotina - Kalch
Kuzma - Bonisdorf
Fikšinci - Gruisla
Gerlinci - Pölten
Korovci - Goritz

HUNGARY

Border crossings with the Republic of Hungary:
Martinje - Felsősölnök (Gornji Senik)
Čepinci-Ketvolgy
Hodoš/Hodos-Bajánsenye
Prosenjakovci - Magyarszombatfa
Kobilje - Nemesnep