Hamry

Hamry lies on the Úhlava River in Czechia’s Plzeň Region, where a narrow valley meets the wooded slopes of the Šumava range near Germany. This small municipality in the Klatovy District belongs to a corner of western Bohemia shaped by upland forests, clear streams and scattered settlements. Its name, meaning “hammer mills” in Czech, preserves the memory of metalworking that once formed part of the local economy. Today, Hamry provides a calm starting point for exploring the upper Úhlava valley and the surrounding Šumava countryside. Find related webcams in the surrounding area to build a fuller picture of Hamry and western Šumava.

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