Nový Jičín District

The Okres Nový Jičín ( District New Titschein ) is a city in Moravian-Silesian Region of the Czech Republic. The Okresy are comparable in size with the counties in Germany, the district administrations were dissolved on 31 December 2002.

Since January 1, 2007 include the city Klimkovice and the municipalities Olbramice, Vřesina and Zbyslavice to Okres Ostrava -město.

The district lies in the southern part of the industrial area of Greater Ostrava and extends from Kuhländchen up to the Oder Mountains. With 882 km ² it is one of the smaller districts with 53 municipalities, nine cities. 65 percent of the area is used for agriculture. In Okres Nový Jičín approximately 152,000 people live.

The region is rich in natural mineral resources, especially for the construction industry as well as a small black coal deposits. In the cities, the industry is concentrated in the areas of automotive, mechanical engineering and commercial vehicle production.

Attractions

Novojičínsko is a region with good conditions for tourism. The most beautiful sights are

• Historical Monument Reserves in cities Nový Jičín, Štramberk and Příbor
• Urban conservation zones in Fulnek, Bílovec and Odry
• Castle Žerotínský zámek in Nový Jičín with a collection of historic monuments.
• Under the tower of the castle at Truba Štramberk you will find a unique collection of old wooden houses.
• Technical Museum of the Automobile Tatra in Kopřivnice.
• Railway carriage museum in Studénka
• Exhibition of hat production in Nový Jičín
• Nature lovers have the opportunity to visit the natural parks Beskydy and Poodří. For winter sports enthusiasts and offers FRENŠTÁT environment ideal conditions. Health conscious can visit in Klimkovice the spa town.

Towns and villages

Albrechtičky ( Kleinolbersdorf ) - Bartosovice ( Partschendorf ) - Bernartice nad Odrou ( Barnsdorf ) - Bílov ( Bielau ) - Bílovec ( Wagstadt ) - Bítov ( Bittau ) - Bordovice ( Bordowitz ) - Bravantice ( Brosdorf ) - FRENŠTÁT pod Radhoštěm ( Frank city under Radhost ) - Fulnek - Heřmanice u Oder ( United Hermsdorf ) - Heřmánky (small Hermsdorf ) - Hladké Životice ( side village b Zauchtel. ) - Hodslavice ( Hotze village) - Hostašovice ( Hostaschowitz ) - Jakubčovice nad Odrou ( Jogsdorf ) - Jesenik nad Odrou ( German Jaßnik ) - Jistebník ( Stiebnig ) - Kateřinice ( Kattendorf ) - Kopřivnice ( Nesselsdorf ) - Kujavy ( Klantendorf ) - Kunín ( Kunewald ) - Libhošť ( Liebisch ) - Lichnov ( Lichnau ) - Luboměř ( Laudmer ) - Mankovice ( Mankendorf ) - Mořkov ( Murk ) - Mošnov (Engel Forest) - Nový Jičín ( Neutitschein ) - Odry ( Odrau ) - Petřvald (Great Peter Forest) - Příbor ( Freiberg i Moravia ) - Pustějov ( Petrowitz b messengers forest. ) - Rybí ( Reimlich ) - Sedlnice ( Sedlnitz ) - Skotnice ( Köttnitz ) - Slatina ( Schlatten ) - Spálov ( Sponau ) - Stary Jicin ( Alttitschein ) - Studénka ( Stauding ) - Suchdol nad Odrou ( Zauchtel ) - Šenov u Nového Jičína (Schönau b. Neutitschein ) - Štramberk ( Strahlenberg ) - Ticha ( Tychy ) - Tísek ( Zeiske ) - Trnavka ( Trnawka ) - Trojanovice ( Troyersdorf ) - Velké Albrechtice ( Großolbersdorf ) - Veřovice ( Werndorf ) - Vražné ( Petersdorf b Odrau ) -. Vrchy (Walter village ) - Závišice ( Sawersdorf ) - Ženklava ( Senft life ) - Životice u Nového Jičína ( side village Neutitschein b ).