Horní Újezd (Přerov District)

Horni Újezd ​​( German Upper Aujezd, 1939-1945 Upper Aujest ) is a municipality in the Czech Republic. It is located eight kilometers northeast of Bystřice pod Hostynem and belongs to Okres Přerov.

Geography

Horni Újezd ​​is on the right side above the valley of Moštěnka on a knoll in the Kelečská pahorkatina ( Keltscher hill country). To the east lies the valley of the Juhyně. Southwest raises the Křímy (333 m) and in the west the Dubecka (335 m).

Neighboring towns are Býškovice in the north, Všechovice in the northeast, Příleský Mlýn, Provodovice and Trávník in the east, Drholec, Komárno and Osicko the southeast, Příkazy, Loukov and Libosváry in the south, Mrlínek the southwest, Vítonice in the west and Žákovský Mlýn and Horni Nětčice in the northwest.

History

Finds several stone hatchets evidence of a settlement of the municipality during the Neolithic period. The first written mention of Veliký Újezd ​​took place in 1371 as Lucek of Domaželice Újezd ​​and sold it. The used to distinguish it from other places Újezd ​​additions to names changed several times. So was the place including as Ugezd ( 1386 ), Ugezd prope Wssechowicz ( 1408), Vysoký Újezd ​​( 1517), Horni Újezd ​​( 1539), Horni Aujezd ( 1569 ), Superius Augezd ( 1672), Upper Augezd (1688 ) and Augesd ( 1688) referred.

After the abolition of patrimonial Horni Újezd ​​/ Upper Aujezd formed in 1850 a municipality in the district team Holle show. 1863, the site was designated as Vrchní Aujezd, 1869 as Vrchní Oujezd and 1890 as well as popular as Horni Oujezd Velky Ujezd. 1896 was built a schoolhouse in just 32 weeks. 1929 established the community waterworks. During the German occupation of the place was called Upper Aujest and in 1942 was assigned to the District Moravian white churches. After the end of World War II, the community came back to Okres Holešov. After the repeal of the Okres Holešov Horni Újezd ​​in 1960 associated with the Okres Přerov. From 1976 Horni Újezd ​​was first connected to the Local National Committee Všechovice and incorporated since 1983 entirely by Všechovice. Since November 24, 1990 Horni Újezd ​​again forms a separate municipality. In the competition " Village of the Year " for the community 's living conditions in 2003 was awarded in the Olomouc Region with the Green Belt. Horni Újezd ​​leads a coat of arms and banners as well as its own anthem Ethnographic heard the place for Hanna- region Zahorán.

Community structure

For the community Horni Újezd ​​no districts are reported. To Horni Újezd ​​the monolayer Drholec heard ( Drholetz ).

Attractions

• Parish Church Wiegenfest, the church was built as a fortified and with unusual width is detectable since 1690. Each of five windows has a different shape.
• Rectory, it emerged in 1688 together with the church and was rebuilt after the fire of 1895
• Five crosses, the oldest of which is in the cemetery, dating from 1870.