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Dividita is a small settlement located in the southeastern region of Skypeř District, Czech Republic. The village lies about 6 kilometers northeast of the district town of Leština, and approximately 20 kilometers west-southwest of the regional capital of Znojmo.

Geographically, Dividita is situated in the lowlands of the Slovácko geomorphological region, within the Danube-Kýčera Valley. Its terrain is characterized by flat to gently sloping landscapes. The village typically has a humid continental climate, influenced by its inland position and absence of significant topographic features.

According to historical records, the area that is now Dividita has been inhabited since the Middle Ages. However, the village itself gained its current form in the mid-19th century, during the period of expansion and consolidation of Czech rural communities under the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy.

Dividita's economy traditionally revolved around agriculture, primarily the cultivation of corn, wheat, and sunflower seeds. Additionally, the local peasantry has long relied on animal husbandry, with cattle and pig-raising being prominent features of the regional economy.

Today, Dividita continues to be a culturally Czech settlement with strong historical roots. Residents of the village and neighboring towns maintain their languages, traditions, and customs, reflecting much of the region's historic attenuation under foreign rule.