STATUTORY CITY OF OSTRAVA, City District Ostrava - Jih City District Ostrava - Jih was established at the cadastral area of originally separate municipalities of Výškovice, Hrabůvka, Zábřeh nad Odrou and Dubina, the last one penetrates to the cadastral area of Nová and Stará Bělá. At present is the City District of Ostrava - characterised as the most populated territory of Ostrava city and also as one large block of flats. The number of population of City District Ostrava - Jih varies between 118 000 and 120 000. But the history of this district was not only that of panel houses and grey. History is in our district represented also by cultural monuments among which belong the Church of the Rosary Virgin Mary and the statue of St. Florian in Ostrava - Hrabůvka. In Zábřeh there is the Church of the Visitation of Virgin Mary, with the gothic bell gifted to it at the break of 13 and 14 century, and this is probable the oldest bell in Moravia. Monument in memory of causalities of Second World War on high Břehy (embankments) in Zábřeh, monument of English pilots near the church in Hrabůvka, memorial tablet in Klegova Street in Hrabůvka, memorial tablet and residence house of Dr. Martínek in Hrabůvka. Among cultural and protected monuments belongs also Jubilejní kolonie, built by Vítkovice iron works in accordance with project by J. Friewald within 1921 to 1932. There are workers houses in Hrabůvka, situated in one-floor buildings with yards and inner streets. At present, after <b>...</b>