District of Púchov

The District of Púchov is best known within Slovakia for the Púchov culture, an Iron Age archaeological culture named after finds from this area. Centred on the town of Púchov, the district follows the Váh River in north-western Slovakia, where the White Carpathians and Javorníky mountains shape the wider setting. Púchov has long been an industrial centre, particularly through its association with rubber production and the Continental Matador plant. The area also forms part of the historic Váh valley, an important route through this section of the country. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across the Púchov District and Trenčín Region.

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