This page is best viewed with ISO:8859-2, aka Latin2, aka Central European fonts See also:
Praha 10 CoA
![[Praha 10 CoA]](../images/c/cz-ab)10.gif)
image from this website, reported
by Jarig Bakker, 10 May 2000.
Prague 10 is situated in the south-east of the city and its area is
approximately 1,900 ha. The names of the former historical townships -
Vršovice, Strašnice, Malešice, Záběhlice, Vinohrady,
Michle constitute (after the unification in 1960 and after the separation
of Prague 15 in 1994) the cadastral areas of
Prague 10. Some cadastral areas pertain to Prague 10 in their total area,
such as Vršovice, Malešice, others only partially
and yet others just marginally, like Žižkov,
Hloubětín, Hrdlořezy and Kyje. On the territory of Prague 10, there are
about 7,000 houses and 55,000 flats with about 111,000 people living there.
Let us conclude saying that although some parts of Prague 10 do have a
history of about a thousand years, Prague 10 as such is quite young.
Source: this website.