Obec Čavisov
Obecní úřad Čavisov.
Čavisov lies west of Ostrava in the wooded, harmonious landscape of the Vítkov Highlands, which is part of the Nízký Jeseník Mountains. The altitude ranges between 250 m (Porubka valley) and 380 m (Mezihoří).
Čavisov is a part of the Ostrava - City District and the Matice Slezská Microregion. The cadastral area of the village borders with the areas of villages Dolní Lhota, Horní Lhota, Kyjovice, Zbyslavice, Olbramice, Klimkovice, Vřesina and Ostrava - Krásné Pole.
The village has the strongest connection to Ostrava, 6 km away, with which it connects tram line number 5 (a common stop with the village of Lower Lhota).
The village is part of the recreation area of the Porubka valley and a tourist crossing of the Klimkovice spa, 2 km away.
In 2008 it was completed by a water reservoir, which dominates the village and solved the long-standing problem of the village with water. In 2008, the construction of sports facilities on the playground in the village was completed.
The first mention of the village is from 1377. The village then belonged to Henry of Bítov and brothers who had courts in Hrabyně, Dobroslavice, Smolkov and Great Polom. In 1431 Čavisov ceded estate in Lubojatech. Tas of Bítov was sold in 1446 by Lubojaty with Čavisov to Kateřina Hřivnáčová of Tvorkov and her son Zbyněk and Dolní Lhotka to Donát of Velká Polom. Since that time, Jindřich Vilém, Count Vlček of Dobré Zemice, has stayed at the Great Poland estate, which was bought in 1702.
In 1896 - 1960 he belonged to the political district of Bílovec and the judicial district of Klimkovice. In 1960 - 2006 to the district of Opava. Since 2007 to the district Ostrava - city.
In 1960 - 1969 he was connected with Dolní Lhota. Since 1975 he was part of the resort village of Velká Polom. Since 1990 it has been an independent municipality.
The population is 31.12.2010.
Čavisov lies west of Ostrava in the wooded, harmonious landscape of the Vítkov Highlands, which is part of the Nízký Jeseník Mountains. The altitude ranges between 250 m (Porubka valley) and 380 m (Mezihoří).
Čavisov is a part of the Ostrava - City District and the Matice Slezská Microregion. The cadastral area of the village borders with the areas of villages Dolní Lhota, Horní Lhota, Kyjovice, Zbyslavice, Olbramice, Klimkovice, Vřesina and Ostrava - Krásné Pole.
The village has the strongest connection to Ostrava, 6 km away, with which it connects tram line number 5 (a common stop with the village of Lower Lhota).
The village is part of the recreation area of the Porubka valley and a tourist crossing of the Klimkovice spa, 2 km away.
In 2008 it was completed by a water reservoir, which dominates the village and solved the long-standing problem of the village with water. In 2008, the construction of sports facilities on the playground in the village was completed.
The first mention of the village is from 1377. The village then belonged to Henry of Bítov and brothers who had courts in Hrabyně, Dobroslavice, Smolkov and Great Polom. In 1431 Čavisov ceded estate in Lubojatech. Tas of Bítov was sold in 1446 by Lubojaty with Čavisov to Kateřina Hřivnáčová of Tvorkov and her son Zbyněk and Dolní Lhotka to Donát of Velká Polom. Since that time, Jindřich Vilém, Count Vlček of Dobré Zemice, has stayed at the Great Poland estate, which was bought in 1702.
In 1896 - 1960 he belonged to the political district of Bílovec and the judicial district of Klimkovice. In 1960 - 2006 to the district of Opava. Since 2007 to the district Ostrava - city.
In 1960 - 1969 he was connected with Dolní Lhota. Since 1975 he was part of the resort village of Velká Polom. Since 1990 it has been an independent municipality.
The population is 31.12.2010.
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