Polabí u Kostelce, Natural protected area near Kostelec nad Labem, Czech Republic

Polabí u Kostelce is a protected natural monument on the right bank of the Labe near Kostelec nad Labem, Tišice, Křenek and Záryby in the Central Bohemian Region. Designated in 2014, it consists of three separate parts: the Kozly meander, the Obora meander and Zárybsko. It protects a well-preserved river floodplain with a mosaic of floodplain forests, meadows, water bodies and wetlands.

The site was declared a natural monument in 2014 by the Central Bohemian Regional Council and is registered by the Nature Conservation Agency of the Czech Republic under number 6016. It consists of three separate parts: the Kozel meander, the Obora meander and Zárybsko.

The name Polabí refers to the Labe river basin, and the protected area is split into three parts: the Kozel meander, the Obora meander and Zárybsko. The Kozelská tůň pool is a related feature. Local visitors come to these floodplain forests, meadows and wetlands near Kostelec nad Labem, Tišice, Křenek and Záryby.

The monument consists of three separate parts: the Kozel meander, the Obora meander and Zarybsko, lying on the right bank of the Labe between Kostelec nad Labem, Tisice, Krenk and Zaryby. Plan visits around these units, since they are not contiguous, and expect wet ground in the floodplain and wetland sections.

The monument consists of three separate parts: the Kozel meander, the Obora meander and Zárybsko. It is registered by the Czech nature conservation agency AOPK ČR under number 6016, and a pond called Kozelská tůň is linked to the site.