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southern part of the village tract there are small settlements called Horečky
and Daremní and in the western part another two small settlements Zadky
and Kúty. The village tract is then at North neighboring with the city of
Kopřivnice, the Vlčovice village and at East with the Tichá village,
the city of Frenštát, on the South with the Bordovice village and on the
West with the villages Veřovice, Ženklava and the city of Štramberk.
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the North to South the village tract is 3 816 meters long (little over two
miles) and from the East to West 4 403 m wide (two and half miles). The
elevation of the local church is 356 m above the sea level (measured at
its base). The highest point of the Lichnov tract is the peak of the Červený
kámen mountain (Red stone) with an elevation of 690 m above the sea level.
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village of Lichnov surrounded by hillsides spreads out in a
picturesque valley along the Lichnov brook (also called Javornička
by its spring coming out on the mountainside of the Velký Javorník
mountain) which then flows into the Lubina river at the northern
edge of the village.
