Črneče

Črneče is a settlement in the Municipality of Dravograd in the Carinthia region of Slovenia. It is situated near the Drava River, to the east of the municipal seat of Dravograd. The settlement's name is of Slovene origin, though its etymology is debated. One potential origin is from the adjective črn meaning "black," possibly referring to the color of the soil or the presence of a dark forest. Another suggested origin is a derivation from a personal name.

Črneče's economy is primarily agricultural, with some residents commuting to nearby towns for employment. It features a local church dedicated to Saint Ulrich. The settlement has a history dating back several centuries, with mentions in historical documents. Like many settlements in the region, Črneče has likely been influenced by both Slovenian and German cultures. Its location along the Drava River has been a significant factor in its development throughout history.