Běrunice

Běrunice is a municipality and village in the Central Bohemian Region of the Czech Republic. It is located in the Nymburk District, approximately 16 kilometers (10 miles) northeast of Nymburk.

The village is situated in a predominantly agricultural area of the Elbe River valley. Běrunice has a population of roughly 850 residents (as of recent estimates, though specific figures may vary).

Historically, the area has been settled since ancient times, with evidence of archaeological finds dating back to prehistoric periods. The modern village has likely existed for several centuries, though exact origins are difficult to pinpoint without detailed historical research.

Běrunice offers basic local amenities, including a primary school, a general store, and a public library. Residents also rely on nearby towns like Nymburk for more extensive services and employment opportunities.

The local landscape is characterized by flat plains, fertile fields, and scattered woodlands. The Elbe River is a notable geographical feature in the vicinity, though the main course of the river does not directly flow through the village itself.

Běrunice is accessible by road, connecting to other villages and towns in the Nymburk District and the wider Central Bohemian Region. Public transportation options, such as buses, provide additional connectivity.