Žamberk
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Žamberk | |||
Žamberk, City hall | |||
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Coordinates: | |||
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Country | Czech Republic | ||
Region | Pardubice | ||
District | Ústí nad Orlicí | ||
Government | |||
- Mayor | Tomáš Kalous | ||
Area | |||
- City | 16.91 km² (6.5 sq mi) | ||
Elevation | 418 m (1,371.4 ft) | ||
Population (2006) | |||
- City | 6,079 | ||
Postal code | 564 01 | ||
Website: [1] |
Žamberk (IPA: [ˈʒambɛrk]; German: Senftenberg) is a town in the Pardubice Region of the Czech Republic. It has cca 6,100 inhabitants.
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[edit] General Information
- ZIP code: 56401
[edit] Geography
Žamberk is located at
[edit] Museums and Historic Sites
- Municipal Museum – Československé armády 472
- House of Prokop Diviš – Helvíkovice 326
- Litice - ancient castle
- Kunvald - place where Bohemian Brethren church was founded in 1457
[edit] People from Žamberk
- Prokop Diviš (1698-1765) - Inventor, catholic priest
- Eduard Albert (1841-1900) - Austrian surgeon, born and died in Žamberk, associated with Albert's disease.
- Oldřich Marek (1911-1986) - Entomologist and teacher
- Pater Karel Chotovský (1842-1897) - catholic priest
[edit] Publications
- Albert/Chotovský - Paměti města Žamberka
[edit] Sister Cities
- Fresagrandinaria (Italy)
- Miharu (Japan)
- Nowa Sól (Poland)
- Püttlingen (Germany)
- Rice Lake (Wisconsin, USA)
- Saint Michel sur Orge (France)
- Senftenberg (Germany)
- Senftenberg (Austria)
- Veszprém (Hungary)
[edit] External links