Nové Purkartice has served as a small farming settlement in Czech Silesia since the late 18th century. It lies in the gently rolling borderland of the Moravian-Silesian Region, west of Krnov and not far from Poland, where cultivated fields give way to wooded slopes in the wider Jeseníky area. The settlement belongs to the historic Silesian cultural landscape, a region shaped over centuries by Czech, German and Polish influences. Its quiet rural character contrasts with the larger towns of the district. See how Nové Purkartice fits into the wider Silesian borderland by browsing nearby webcams.
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