Netřebice (Český Krumlov District)

Netřebice ( German Netrobitz, also Netrowitz ) is a municipality with 476 inhabitants ( 2006) in the Czech Republic. It is located seven kilometers northwest of Kaplice and belongs to Okres Český Krumlov. The land area is 1355 ha

Geography

The place is located in 635 m above sea level. M. left side above the Maltschtales in the northeastern Poluška Mountains. By Netřebice leads the European Route 55 / State Road 3 between Velešína and Kaplice. In the north and east of the Summerauer train travels around the city, which has a railway stop in the district Výheň.

Neighboring towns are Zvíkov and Korbel in the north, Hřeben in the northeast, Výheň in the east, Vavřín and nearby Rozpoutě the southeast, Kaplice - nádraží, Osovsky and Rejty in the south, Střítež and Dolni Pláně the southwest, V Háji and Zubčice in the west and Zubčická Lhotka in the northwest.

History

In 1358 the village Netrziebiczie villa was first mentioned.

Community structure

The municipality includes the districts Netřebice Dlouhá ( Dluhe ) and Výheň ( Wihen ) as well as the hamlets and single layered Hřeben, Korbel and Vavřín.

Attractions

• Chapel at the school
• Open belfry in the village square
• Historical brake stone north of the village left the European road 55
• Memorial for 44 unknown victims of the concentration camp of Auschwitz to Mauthausen transport from January 1945, just south of the village toward Kaplice - nádraží left the European route 55 at the track after Vavřín