Odmocní

Odlemocní or Odmocní is a municipality located in the Liberec District of the Liberec Region of the Czech Republic. The town of Odmocní has a population of around 1,140 inhabitants. It is situated on the Merklín stream, approximately 6 kilometers northwest of Chrastava and 19 kilometers south of Liberec.

The history of the region dates back to the Middle Ages, and its position near the border with Poland suggested that it might have been influenced by Polish culture. Some archaeological findings support this theory. After the Second World War, the discovery of significant Skupovorny clay deposits in the area led to the establishment of a brick factory and subsequent economic growth.

Today, the economy depends largely on industry and agriculture, with a notable presence of small-scale production and distribution of goods. With a population of around a thousand, the surviving majority of inhabitants have a farming background or an affiliation with the local industries. Remoteness and high demand for labor hinder growth in both local native workers' and economic merchant lifestyles.

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