Luboměř

Luboměř ( German: Laudmer ) is a municipality in Okres Nový Jičín in the Moravian-Silesian Region region in the Czech Republic.

Location

Luboměř is located approximately 23 kilometers southeast of the town of Beroun Moravian and approximately 17 kilometers southeast of the military settlement Město Libavá.

History

The place Luboměř was first documented in 1394. He was from the first half of the 14th century, until 1611 a part of the adjacent dominion Potštát. 1611 sold Bernard Podstadtsky of Prussinowitz on Potštát next Spálov Barnov and also the village Luboměř to Christina of Rogendorf and minor castle († 1621), the seized at the time of the Battle of White Mountain for the party sized page.

Heltínov / Joke village was founded as a settlement by Karl Ferdinand Scherz 1719.

In 1835, the district Luboměř had 93 houses with 635 inhabitants; the district Heltínov then had 22 houses with 197 inhabitants.

Local structure

The municipality includes the districts Luboměř Luboměř ( Laudmer ) and Heltínov (joke village).