Správní obvod obce s rozšířenou působností Liberec

The administrative district of Liberec is a governance area that encompasses multiple municipalities in the Liberec Region and coordinates public services across its territory. The city of Liberec serves as the administrative hub where residents can access services and submit official documents.

This administrative district was established in 2003 as part of a major administrative reform in the Czech Republic that redistributed governance responsibilities. The reform moved certain powers away from regional authorities and closer to local communities and municipalities.

The district includes six main cities, including Liberec, Český Dub, and Chrastava, each contributing to the region's administrative and social development.

Residents and visitors can access administrative services at municipal offices located throughout the district, with the main office based in Liberec. Official matters are conducted in Czech, so it helps to clarify specific procedures or requirements before visiting.

The administrative territory borders both Germany and Poland, featuring 111 cadastral areas and maintaining a population density of 260 people per square kilometer.

Location: Liberec District

Inception: January 1, 2003

Capital city: Liberec

GPS coordinates: 50.73333,14.98333

Latest update: December 14, 2025 13:02