Prostějov District




District in Olomouc Region, Czech Republic









































Prostějov District
Okres Prostějov
District

Saint George's church, Pivín, Prostějov District
Saint George's church, Pivín, Prostějov District


District location in the Olomouc Region within the Czech Republic
District location in the Olomouc Region within the Czech Republic

Country
 Czech Republic
Region Olomouc Region
Capital Prostejov
Area
 • Total 300.12 sq mi (777.32 km2)
Population (2007)
 • Total 110,678
 • Density 370/sq mi (142/km2)
Time zone
UTC+1 (CET)
 • Summer (DST)
UTC+2 (CEST)

Prostějov District (Czech: Okres Prostějov) is a district (okres) within the Olomouc Region of the Czech Republic. Its capital is the town of Prostějov.



Complete list of municipalities


Alojzov -
Bedihošť -
Bílovice-Lutotín -
Biskupice -
Bohuslavice -
Bousín -
Březsko -
Brodek u Konice -
Brodek u Prostějova -
Budětsko -
Buková -
Čechy pod Kosířem -
Čehovice -
Čelčice -
Čelechovice na Hané -
Dětkovice -
Dobrochov -
Dobromilice -
Doloplazy -
Drahany -
Dřevnovice -
Držovice -
Dzbel -
Hačky -
Hluchov -
Horní Štěpánov -
Hradčany-Kobeřice -
Hrdibořice -
Hrubčice -
Hruška -
Hvozd -
Ivaň -
Jesenec -
Kladky -
Klenovice na Hané -
Klopotovice -
Konice -
Kostelec na Hané -
Koválovice-Osíčany -
Kralice na Hané -
Krumsín -
Laškov -
Lešany -
Lipová -
Ludmírov -
Malé Hradisko -
Mořice -
Mostkovice -
Myslejovice -
Němčice nad Hanou -
Nezamyslice -
Niva -
Obědkovice -
Ochoz -
Ohrozim -
Olšany u Prostějova -
Ondratice -
Otaslavice -
Otinoves -
Pavlovice u Kojetína -
Pěnčín -
Pivín -
Plumlov -
Polomí -
Přemyslovice -
Prostějov -
Prostějovičky -
Protivanov -
Ptení -
Raková u Konice -
Rakůvka -
Rozstání -
Seloutky -
Skalka -
Skřípov -
Slatinky -
Smržice -
Srbce -
Stařechovice -
Stínava -
Stražisko -
Šubířov -
Suchdol -
Tištín -
Tvorovice -
Určice -
Víceměřice -
Vícov -
Vincencov -
Vitčice -
Vranovice-Kelčice -
Vrbátky -
Vrchoslavice -
Vřesovice -
Výšovice -
Zdětín -
Želeč



Coordinates: 49°28′17″N 17°06′45″E / 49.47139°N 17.11250°E / 49.47139; 17.11250










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