Štrigova is a village and municipality in Međimurje County, in northern Croatia.Geography and demographicsThe village of Štrigova is located 19 kilometres north-west of Čakovec, the seat and largest city of Međimurje County, and approximately two kilometres south-east of the border crossing with Slovenia in Razkrižje.In the 2011 census, the municipality had a population of 2,766 in 10 villages. A total of 2,593 people living in the municipality identified themselves as Croats during the census. Although Štrigova is the seat of the municipality, it was only the third-largest village in the municipality during the census, with Sveti Urban and Železna Gora having higher populations. The 10 villages in the municipality, with their populations in the 2011 census, are: Banfi – 262 Grabrovnik – 274 Jalšovec – 144 Leskovec – 109 Prekopa – 234 Robadje – 159 Stanetinec – 195 Sveti Urban – 481 Štrigova – 443 Železna Gora – 465 The municipality covers an area of 39.31 km2. The area of the municipality covers a major part of the so-called Upper Međimurje (Croatian: Gornje Međimurje), which is a hilly region largely covered with forests and vineyards. The village of Štrigova is located 202 metres above sea level.