Nevid

Nevid ( German Newid ) is a municipality with 164 inhabitants in the Czech Republic. It is located six kilometers south of Rokycany in Brdywald and belongs to Okres Rokycany. The land area is 498 ha

Geography

The place is located in 499 m asl in the western Brdywald. East of Nevid is the Natural Park Kamínky and west joins up to the Valley of Úslava a wooded area to where the ruins of the castle Lopata and Kozel are.

Neighboring towns are Vesela and Raková in the north, and Peklo Hradek in the northeast, and Čtrnáctka Mirošov in the east, Kamínky, Drážky and Kakejcov in the southeast and Mydlný and Kornatice in the south.

History

Nevid was established in 1227. As part of the manorial Šťáhlavy the place came in the mid-15th century to the Doupov of Duppau. Their Stiahlauer line 1539 sold their possessions including the villages Šťáhlavice, Nezbavětice, Sedlec, Lhota, Neslívy, Nezvěstice, Žákava and Nevid and the desert castle on Lopata Jiřík Kokořovec of Kokorov. In the inheritance of rule Šťáhlavy Nevid belonged beside Plzenec, Lhota, Sedlec, Šťáhlavice, Raková and Nezbavětice to the share of Jiří Petr Kokořovec on ​​Šťáhlavy.

1710 acquired the Cernin Chudenic of the rule and in 1816 it fell heir to Christian von Waldstein. After the replacement of patrimonial Nevid 1850 was an independent village in Rokitzaner district.

In the forest area northeast of the village lies on Dolny rybnik the campsite Holubí kout.

Attractions

• Historical farmstead with jewelry full gate entry
• Chapel in the village square
• Forest Castle Kozel
• Valley of the creek in Kornaticky Brdywald with the remains of the castle Lopata