Nové Město is by far most populous district surrounding the historical core from north, east and south. It evolved from traditional "Pražské předměstí suburb" which was located on both banks of the Klabava river along the road to Prague (Pražská ulice) and Nerudovo náměstí square. After World War II most of the old suburb was demolished and replaced by several housing projects. With the population growth the built-up area of Nové Město expanded in all directions. There are thus several distinct modern neighborhoods. "Práchovna" is located in the southeastern section of Rokycany on the banks of the Klabava River. Several industrial estates and colony of cheap tenement houses for local workers from early 20th century form most of Práchovna. "Páclovna" is situated along the road to Prague on Rokycany's eastern outskirts. It mainly consists of private houses, the Demarcation line memorial is located here (commemorating the meeting of American and Russian troops that occurred here in 1945), "Osecký vrch" lies in the north along the road to the village of Osek. In 1957 large hospital was built here. There are large parks covering the surrounding slopes (Husovy sady and Kalvárie) and large complex of town swimming-pool and football stadium. "Jižní předměstí" covers territory south of the Prague-Plzeň railway. It consists of several industrial zones and populous housing projects from the 1950s and 1970s. The military barracks built in 1933 have been converted into a residential and industrial zone recently.