Pelhřimov District

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District in Vysočina Region, Czech Republic








































Pelhřimov District


Okres Pelhřimov

District

District location in the Vysočina Region within the Czech Republic
District location in the Vysočina Region within the Czech Republic

Country
 Czech Republic
Region Vysočina Region
Capital Pelhřimov
Area

 • Total 1,290 km2 (500 sq mi)
Population
(2012)

 • Total 72,460
 • Density 56/km2 (150/sq mi)
Time zone
UTC+1 (CET)
 • Summer (DST)
UTC+2 (CEST)




Saint George's church, Řečice, Pelhřimov District


Pelhřimov District (Czech: Okres Pelhřimov) is a district (okres) within the Vysočina Region of the Czech Republic. Its administrative center is the town of Pelhřimov.



Complete list of municipalities


Pelhřimov -
Arneštovice -
Bácovice -
Bělá -
Bohdalín -
Bořetice -
Bořetín -
Božejov -
Bratřice -
Budíkov -
Buřenice -
Bystrá -
Cetoraz -
Čáslavsko -
Častrov -
Čejov -
Čelistná -
Černov -
Černovice -
Červená Řečice -
Čížkov -
Dehtáře -
Dobrá Voda -
Dobrá Voda u Pacova -
Dubovice -
Důl -
Eš -
Hojanovice -
Hojovice -
Horní Cerekev -
Horní Rápotice -
Horní Ves -
Hořepník -
Hořice -
Humpolec -
Chýstovice -
Chyšná -
Jankov -
Ježov -
Jiřice -
Kaliště -
Kámen -
Kamenice nad Lipou -
Kejžlice -
Koberovice -
Kojčice -
Komorovice -
Košetice -
Krasíkovice -
Křeč -
Křelovice -
Křešín -
Leskovice -
Lesná -
Lhota-Vlasenice -
Libkova Voda -
Lidmaň -
Litohošť -
Lukavec -
Martinice u Onšova -
Mezilesí -
Mezná -
Mladé Bříště -
Mnich -
Moraveč -
Mysletín -
Nová Buková -
Nová Cerekev -
Nový Rychnov -
Obrataň -
Olešná -
Ondřejov -
Onšov -
Pacov -
Pavlov -
Píšť -
Počátky -
Polesí -
Pošná -
Proseč -
Proseč pod Křemešníkem -
Putimov -
Rodinov -
Rovná -
Rynárec -
Řečice -
Salačova Lhota -
Samšín -
Sedlice -
Senožaty -
Staré Bříště -
Stojčín -
Střítež -
Střítež pod Křemešníkem -
Svépravice -
Syrov -
Těchobuz -
Těmice -
Ústrašín -
Útěchovice -
Útěchovice pod Stražištěm -
Útěchovičky -
Včelnička -
Velká Chyška -
Velký Rybník -
Veselá -
Věžná -
Vojslavice -
Vokov -
Vyklantice -
Vyskytná -
Vysoká Lhota -
Vystrkov -
Zachotín -
Zajíčkov -
Zhořec -
Zlátenka -
Želiv -
Žirov -
Žirovnice



External links


  • List of towns and villages of the Jihlava District


Coordinates: 49°25′57″N 15°13′38″E / 49.43250°N 15.22722°E / 49.43250; 15.22722








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