oslávách

Oslavách is a village and municipality in the Brno-Country District in the South Moravian Region of the Czech Republic. The municipality is situated in the Dyje-Svratka Vale. The village is located about 15 kilometers (9 miles) southwest of Brno, the region's capital.

The first written mention of Oslavách dates back to 1289. The name likely derives from the Slavic personal name Oslav. Historically, the area has been agricultural. The village's development was influenced by its proximity to Brno.

Oslavách has a local administrative office and basic amenities. Its economy is primarily based on agriculture and local services. The municipality is part of the wider Brno metropolitan area, meaning many residents commute to Brno for work.

The natural surroundings of Oslavách are characterized by rolling hills and agricultural landscapes typical of the South Moravian region. The village itself has a central church, a common feature in Czech villages. There are no major industrial sites within the municipality.

The population of Oslavách is relatively small, and like many rural areas in the Czech Republic, it has experienced gradual population changes over the decades. The municipality focuses on maintaining its rural character while providing essential services to its inhabitants. Access to larger urban centers like Brno offers residents broader opportunities for employment, education, and cultural activities.