Křečovický potok natural monument, Natural monument in Křečovice, Czech Republic.

Křečovický potok natural monument is a meandering stretch of the Křečovický stream near the village of Křečovice in the Benešov district, protected since 1986. Its winding channel and banks are the reason for protection, as they support notable flora and fauna. The protected area is administered by the Central Bohemian Regional Authority.

Křečovický potok was declared a natural monument in 1986, and the protected area is administered by the Regional Office of the Central Bohemian Region. The designation covers the meandering course of the stream near the village of Křečovice in Benešov District, protected for its flora and fauna.

The name Křečovický potok comes from the village of Křečovice in the Benešov District, which the stream flows past. The protected area is administered by the Regional Office of the Central Bohemian Region, based in Prague, rather than by the village itself.

The protected area lies by the village of Křečovice in the Benešov district and is looked after by the Central Bohemian regional authority. It is a natural monument, so walking is confined to existing paths along the meandering stream; do not enter the banks or the stream bed.

The protection order of 1986 covers the meandering course of the Křečovický potok near Křečovice in the Benešov district, and the site is administered by the regional authority of the Central Bohemian Region. The meanders themselves are the reason for protection, together with the flora and fauna of the stream.