Plzeň-North District

Plzeň-North District () is a district in the Plzeň Region of the Czech Republic. Its capital is the city of Plzeň. The most populated town of the district is Nýřany.
Administrative division.
Plzeň-North District is divided into two administrative districts of municipalities with extended competence: Kralovice and Nýřany.
List of municipalities.
Towns are marked in bold:
Bdeněves -
Bezvěrov -
Bílov -
Blatnice -
Blažim -
Bohy -
Brodeslavy -
Bučí -
Čeminy -
Černíkovice -
Čerňovice -
Česká Bříza -
Chotíkov -
Chříč -
Dobříč -
Dolany -
Dolní Bělá -
Dolní Hradiště -
Dražeň -
Druztová -
Heřmanova Huť -
Hlince -
Hněvnice -
Holovousy -
Horní Bělá -
Horní Bříza -
Hromnice -
Hvozd -
Jarov -
Kaceřov -
Kaznějov -
Kbelany -
Kočín -
Kopidlo -
Koryta -
Kozojedy -
Kozolupy -
Kožlany -
Kralovice -
Krašovice -
Křelovice -
Krsy -
Kunějovice -
Ledce -
Líně -
Líšťany -
Líté -
Lochousice -
Loza -
Manětín -
Město Touškov -
Mladotice -
Mrtník -
Myslinka -
Nadryby -
Nečtiny -
Nekmíř -
Nevřeň -
Nýřany -
Obora -
Ostrov u Bezdružic -
Pastuchovice -
Pernarec -
Pláně -
Plasy -
Plešnice -
Pňovany -
Potvorov -
Přehýšov -
Příšov -
Rochlov -
Rybnice -
Sedlec -
Slatina -
Štichovice -
Studená -
Tatiná -
Tis u Blatna -
Tlučná -
Třemošná -
Trnová -
Úherce -
Újezd nade Mží -
Úlice -
Úněšov -
Úterý -
Vejprnice -
Velečín -
Vochov -
Všehrdy -
Všeruby -
Výrov -
Vysoká Libyně -
Zahrádka -
Zbůch -
Žihle -
Žilov -
Zruč-Senec
Geography.
The terrain is undulating, most of the territory has the character of uplands. The territory extends into three geomorphological mesoregions: Plasy Uplands (most of the territory), Rakovník Uplands (north) and Teplá Highlands (small part in the northwest). The highest point of the district is below the top of the mountain Stěnský vrch in Úterý with an elevation of , the lowest point is the river bed of the Berounka in Chříč at .
The Berounka forms the district border in the east. The longest river in the district is its tributary Střela. The souther part of the distrixt is crossed by the Mže. The territory is poor in bodies of water. The largest body of water is Hracholusky Reservoir, built on the Mže.
There are no large-scale protected areas.
Economy.
The largest employers with its headquarters in Plzeň-North District and at least 500 employers are:
Transport.
The D5 motorway (part of the European route E50) from Prague to Plzeň and the Czech-German border passes through the southern part of the district. Another important road in the district is the I/20 (part of European route E49) from Karlovy Vary to Písek via Plzeň.
Sights.
The most important monuments in the district, protected as national cultural monuments, are:
The best-preserved settlements and landscapes, protected as monument zones, are:
The most visited tourist destination is the Plasy Zoo.