Anenská Studánka

Anenská Studánka ( German King Field ) is a municipality with 188 inhabitants ( 1 January 2004) in Schönhengstgau ( Hřebečsko ) in the Czech Republic.

Geography

The village is located southeast of the Eagle Mountains, ten kilometers south of Lanškroun ( Landskron ) in the mountain valley of the beautiful stallion train. The highest elevations of the recto Hengster back in this area are the Hermigsdorfer height 601 m, the Kreuzberg with 595 m and the Great Plain ( Velka plan) with 571 m.

Community structure

The municipality belongs to the district Anenská Studánka Helvíkov (small Hermigsdorf ).

History

Landmark 1292 first -mentioned place is the church of St. Lawrence and the monastery at King's Hall ( Malá Podhorská ). Gepfarrt the place was after Triebitz.

The name of the abandoned after the Second World War hamlet of St. Annabad (also called Annabrünnel ) in its Czech translation was transferred in 1945 to the entire place from where the exclusively German population was expelled.

Traffic

To the east below the village is the railway breakpoint on the railway line from Blosdorf ( Mladějov na Moravě ) to Triebitz ( Třebovice ) - Today the Route number 262 Česká Třebová - Moravian Třebová of České Railways.