Ohrazenice

Location:

Area of the cadastral district: 224 ha

Population: 204

From the mining history: The Eisengruber shaft was situated within the cadastral area of the village of Ohrazenice. This shaft was undoubtedly one of the oldest in the Hořovice-Jinec estate. Hematite was probably mined here. However, there is very little information about it, as mining ceased here as early as the first half of the 19th century. The Hanzlíkov shaft was situated north-west of Ohrazenice. The right to mine here was granted by the Regional Mining Court in Příbram on 1 June 1808. No further details about this mine are available. Mining here also ceased in the first half of the 19th century.

The village is situated in a relatively attractive and dramatic landscape, lying along the main ridge of the Brdy Hills and in close proximity to a large military training area. The village developed on both banks of the Pstruhový stream. The built-up area has a loose, foothill character

U Pstruha Restaurant – tel: 318 692 344

Sports facilities: swimming pool, summer camp, volleyball court

Postcode: 262 23 Jince

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Village Council: tel.: 318 692 192

Opening hours: Tue, Fri: 7.00 pm – 8.30 pm hodinohrazenicepb@volny.cz