Dolní Paseky

Dolni Paseky until 1948 in Dolni Reuth ( German Lower Reuth ) is a district of the Czech town of Cheb Aš in Okres.

Geography

Dolni Paseky is located two miles northeast of Aš in Elstergebirge. The village lies in the valley of the White Elster, which is dammed below the village. To the north rises the Vyhlídka ( Gürther mountain, 678 m ) southeast of the Straz ( Wachtberglifte, 716 m), in the southwest of Skřivánčí vrch ( Lerchenberg, 736 m) and west of the Haj ( Hainberg, 757 m).

Neighboring towns are Kopaniny and Doubrava in the north, Gürth and Lohhäuser in the northeast, Kleedorf, molds and Ms. Green in the east, Bad Bramstedt, Röthenbach and Horni Paseky the southeast, Vernéřov in the south, Aš in the southwest, Mikulov and Krasna to the west and Marak, Smrčina and podhradí in the northwest.

History

The town was first mentioned in 1315. He was next to Horni Paseky owned by the family of Sparneck, which was well off at this point in Schönbacher Ländchen. 1342 was the Notthafft family Wildenstein new owner, later it was the family of Reitsenstein. With the transition in 1534 to the family of Zedtwitz Neuberg on the place lost its importance as a knight's seat and the judiciary was subordinated Ash Court.

After the abolition of patrimonial low Reuth formed in 1850 a part of the community Wernersreuth in the judicial district or county Asch Asch. In the year 1874, low Reuth broke off and established its own community. In 1930 the community had 578 inhabitants. In 1939 there were 571 Between 1938 and 1945 Lower Reuth was part of the German district Asch. In 1948, the renaming of Dolni Reuth in Dolni Paseky. After the abolition of Okres Aš Dolni Paseky came in late 1960 Okres Cheb, and has also incorporated to Vernéřov. Together with Vernéřov in early 1976, the annexation to Aš. 1991 lived in Dolni Paseky 43 people, the Census of 2001 23 houses and 39 inhabitants were counted.

Attractions

• Pavilion with mineral source
• Stone cross of conciliation