Steti

Štětí lies along the Elbe in northern Bohemia, where the river’s broad lowland corridor meets wooded uplands beyond the town. First recorded in 1310, it received town privileges in 1549, and its modern identity has been strongly shaped by paper production. The Mondi Štětí mill remains a prominent industrial site, linking the town to the long-standing use of the Elbe valley as a transport and manufacturing route. The surrounding area places Štětí between the agricultural landscapes of the Elbe basin and the forests associated with the Kokořínsko region. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Štětí relates to the Elbe landscape of northern Bohemia.

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