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Municipal office Moravskoslezský Kočov.


Municipal office of Milotice nad Opavou.




Mankovice municipal office. The village of Mankovice is located on the southern edge of the Poodří PLA. Due to its size, it ranks among the smaller municipalities, but due to its history, it belongs to the more important ones. It became independent from the city of Oder in 1990. Sights: - Baler's fan - a small windmill of the Dutch type, ...





Municipal office. The village of Lhotka lies at the foot of the 890 m high Ondřejník in the Moravian-Silesian Beskydy. The first written mention is from 1359 in the list of villages of the Hukvald estate. It has 486 inhabitants, 7.22 km2, altitude 433m. Historically, the Chapel of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary from 1844 with the cast iron ...

Municipal office. Office Hours: - Mon 7-12, 12.45-17 - Tue, Thu 7-12, 12.45-15 - Wed 7-12, 12.45-16 - Fri 7-12.30.


Municipal office in Kunčice pod Ondřejník. The village lies between the Frenštát and Frýdlant basins, between the mountains Ondřejník, Radhoště and Kněhyní, in a mountain valley mainly at the foot of Ondřejník, it is approximately 9 km long, it has an area of 21 km2. The first mention of Kunčice dates from 1281-1302. According to ...


Municipal office of Kozlovice. Kozlovice was founded in the 13th century, the river Ondřejnice originates on their territory. Part of the village is the former village of Mérkovice. The oldest building in the village is the baroque parish church of St. Michael from 1730. The old school building was the first school building in Kozlovice and its ...



The village of Rejchartice. Rejchartice, Riegersdorf in German, lies around the hot stream of the Rejchartické stream. Average altitude 493 m, area of the village 681 ha. The first written mention is from 1350 in connection with the original church. The village belonged to the Bludov manor from the beginning of the 17th century. After 1848, it ...