Obec Černá

Černá is a village in the district of Žďár nad Sázavou, Vysočina region.
There are 2 cadastral areas in Černá: Černá and Milíkov.

The first written mention of the village of Černá dates back to 1464, when the Benedictines founded the village on the grounds of their monastery in Třebíč. They named it after the nearby forest "Černá". In 1556 it was acquired by Vratislav from Pernštejn with a purchase right, other owners included: in 1577 Jan Stránecký from Stránec and then Václav Chroustenský from Malovar, in 1620 Pavel Mošovský from Moravérín. In the period 1624 - 1918, the Italian princely family of Collalto considered the settlement to be theirs. In the years 1869-1880, Jersín fell under the Black municipality.

The village has a characteristic elongated shape and extends for a length of 1,200 m in the valley of Křivý potok, along the road to the district town. A sports field and other sports fields are available in the village for the use of free time. Local residents can use gasification, sewerage and public water supply. A sports field and other sports fields are available in the village for the use of free time.

Sights in the village:
- chapel of St. Antonina
- Milíkov bell tower
- statue of St. John of Nepomuck -

The village currently has 298 inhabitants.