vynechá

Vyčená is a village located in the Liberec District, in the Liberec Region of the Czech Republic. It lies approximately 10 kilometers southwest of Liberec.

The village has a total area of 2.17 square kilometers and a population of around 100 residents. Vyčená is situated near the state road 284. It can be accessed via the Liberec bypass.

Vyčená was founded as a settlement during the reign of the Premysl dynasty in the 11th century. Historical records suggest that the village was given to the Mrini people as a place to settle. The village applied for local autonomy in 2003 and got incorporated into local government.

Večná is a part of the chemical region and is an area with significant chemical industry presence in North Bohemia. The village has basic infrastructure with a few houses, a carriage house, and an old mill.