Zalévá

Zalévá is a small settlement located in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. It is administratively part of the municipality of Hostouň. Situated in a rural area, Zalévá is characterized by its peaceful environment and agricultural surroundings. The landscape typical of the Czech countryside features rolling hills and scattered woodlands, with farming being a primary activity in the region.

The history of Zalévá is closely tied to the development of the wider Hostouň area. Like many villages in the region, its origins likely date back several centuries, evolving from a small farming community. Over time, its population has remained modest, reflecting its primarily rural character. Infrastructure in Zalévá is basic, with a few residential houses and access roads connecting it to neighboring settlements and the main road network.

The local economy relies heavily on agriculture, with fields surrounding the village dedicated to various crops. There are no significant industrial facilities or large commercial enterprises within Zalévá itself. Residents often commute to larger towns for employment and services. The natural environment offers opportunities for walking and other outdoor recreational activities, though specific tourist attractions are limited. Zalévá represents a typical example of a small Czech rural hamlet, contributing to the agricultural landscape and quiet lifestyle of the Central Bohemian Region.