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Háj ve Slezsku

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Area
  
13.79 km²

Team
  
TJ Háj ve Slezsku

Elevation
  
233 m

Local time
  
Saturday 10:57 AM

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Weather
  
6°C, Wind SW at 27 km/h, 79% Humidity

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Háj ve Slezsku ( [ˈɦaːj ˈvɛslɛsku]), meaning grove in the Silesia, is a village between Opava and Ostrava – the two larger cities in the Moravian-Silesian Region, Czech Republic. It has 3,317 citizens: 1,704 women; 1,613 men. The town has only 972 households.

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Map of 747 92 H%C3%A1j ve Slezsku, Czechia

Dji h j ve slezsku


History

The village was built in about 1880 in the Chabičov-town land register, and it was considered its administrative part until 1922. By the unification Chabičov and another town called Smolkov, Háj ve Slezsku officially became an independent town, and the four towns became administrative parts. Jilešovice and Lhota u Opavy were connected in 1976 and 1979, respectively.

Trivia

  • The birthplace of Vladislav Vančura – a famous Czech writer.
  • For several years the town has celebrated its citizens and people from surrounding areas in an annual festival called Rozmarné léto, after Vančura’s best known novel.
  • References

    Háj ve Slezsku Wikipedia


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