Chobot (Strakonice District)

Chobot is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located six kilometers northeast of Blatná in South Bohemia and belongs to Okres Strakonice.

Geography

Chobot is located on the right bank of the creek Malkovsky creek in the hills Blatenská pahorkatina. Southeast extends the pond Labuť ( Labud ), to the west is the smaller pond Brloh. To the east of the Na Červenkách rises (500 m), in the south of Chobotský vrch ( 525 m) and the Střížovický vrch (541 m ) and the southwest Chobotská MYT ( Choboter Maid, 512 m).

Neighboring towns are Černívsko and U Frička in the north, Uzenicky, Uzenice and Ostrov in the northeast, Svobodka, Nevželice, Drtina and Kožlí in the east, Myštice, Labuť and Střížovice the southeast, Vahlovice, Buzice and Skaličany in the south, Újezd ​​Skaličan and Bezdědovice in the southwest, Dobsice, Paračov and Kocelovice in the West as well Nový Dvůr, Stary Dvůr Drahenicky Málkov and Chaloupky in the northwest.

History

In 1492 received Zdeniek Lev of Rosental by King Vladislav II Jagiello, approval for the application of a pond in the valley of the creek at Kostratecký Střížovice. At the end of the 16th century, the pond Střížovický rybnik was enlarged. The new, significantly higher dam was built about one kilometers below the old dam at Myštice and flooded the village Zároždice. Over time, the Střížovický was rybnik because of its shape as Labuť ( Swan) respectively.

In the second half of the 18th century the Counts Serényi of Kis- Sereny could create on Blatná above the Labuť a charcoal burners' camp, which was first mentioned in 1790 as Chobot writing. 1798 acquired the Barons of Hildprandt and Ottenhausen the rule. In 1840, the monolayer Chobot formed part of the village Newčelitz ( Nevželice ) and was gepfarrt after Černisko ( Černívsko ). Until the mid-19th century Chobot was always the rule Blatná submissive.

After the abolition of patrimonial Chobot formed in 1850 a part of the community Vahlovice / Wahlowitz in the district administration and the judicial district of the Blatná. After the settlement had increased in the following years, a distinction was made in 1880 between two proportions. Chobot díl 1 / 1 Chobot share belonged to the municipality Skaličany and Chobot 2 díl / 2 Chobot proportion to the municipality Vahlovice. In 1900, still came the Uzenice belonging to the Judicial District Březnice Chobot díl 3 / 3 Chobot share. On August 11, 1919, the municipality Váhlovice, the largest area of the district Blatná was until then was divided. The community Myštice arose with the districts Chobot 2 díl, Nevželice and Střížovice. At this time, Chobot lived in a total of about 200 people. In 1928, the village of 30 houses consisted of about 120 inhabitants. On 29 April 1928, the volunteer fire department Chobot founded. In the wake of the repeal of the Okres Blatná every three shares of Chobot were assigned to the Okres Strakonice. In 1964 Chobot 1 díl and Chobot 2 díl of Skaličany or Myštice were umgemeindet after Uzenice. On November 24, 1990 Chobot and Újezd ​​Skaličan broke loose from Uzenice and formed the community Chobot. Until November 1, 1993 Chobot 1 díl and Chobot 2 díl were still reported as a separate districts. Between 1997 and 1999, a sports center was built. About half of the houses are used as holiday homes.

Community structure

The municipality consists of the villages Chobot Chobot and Újezd ​​Skaličan ( Aujest at Skaltschan ).

Attractions

• Labuť pond, he is with an area of ​​108.5 ha of the largest lake in the country Blatnáer
• Chapel in Chobot