Spolupracová

Spolupracová is a small municipality and village in the Czech Republic. It is located in the Central Bohemian Region, in the Kutná Hora District, about 40 kilometers southeast of Prague and 20 kilometers northeast of Kutná Hora. The landscape consists of gentle hills, cultivated fields and patches of woodland near the Sázava River. The population is approximately 1,100 residents.

The name Spolupracová is derived from spolupráce, the Czech word for cooperation, and reflects historical ties to medieval guilds and communal farming practices that shaped the village’s development.

The earliest written records mentioning Spolupracová date from the 14th century, with the settlement historically centered on agriculture and small crafts. In the 19th and 20th centuries it experienced gradual modernization, aided by regional road improvements.

Spolupracová is a self-governing municipality with a mayor and a small municipal council. Local administration handles civil affairs, planning and public services. The village cooperates with neighboring municipalities on shared services and regional planning.

The local economy is primarily agricultural, complemented by small-scale manufacturing and increasing rural tourism related to nearby natural and historical attractions. Public services include a primary school, a library and a cultural house. Transportation relies on regional bus connections; the closest railway station is in a neighboring town, with links to larger regional centers.

Culturally, Spolupracová hosts an annual harvest festival and a summer community day, emphasizing traditions of cooperation and local crafts. Notable people associated with the village are not documented.