Zrýchova

Zrýchova is a hamlet and a administrative subdivision of Partizánske District in Trenčin Region of north-western Slovakia. It has an area of 10.95 km2 and a population of 376 people. The village lies in the Danubian Lowland, close to the Váh River.

Geography and Climate

The climate in Zrýchova is temperate, with warm summers and cold winters. The terrain is flat to gently sloping. The soil is mostly plain, and in some areas, it's irrigated. The average temperature is around 8°C, with a lowest temperature in February of -7.3°C and a highest temperature in July of 23.7°C.

History

Zrýchova has a long, somewhat unknown history, with archaeological findings suggesting people lived and settled here as far back as the Neolithic period. This part of Slovakia has been inhabited by many various ethnic groups and civilizations, and it has been a part of several empires throughout history.

Culture and Demographics

In the past, the main economic activity was agriculture, however, the population has gradually moved to service-oriented economy. Mining and manufacturing have also been significant contributors. The educational and cultural institutions are well-established and available to the population, mostly centered around Partizánske District.

Economy

The village is primarily characterized by service-oriented and industrial sectors. Agriculture and food production are less significant now and mostly focused on local supplies and supporting the region's larger production industrial and farming sectors. As an integral part of the broader area, Zrýchova contributes to the Regional development and community, sharing regional economic opportunities.