The Volyňka river begins on a hill called Světlá hora and flows 46.1 km North-east to a town called Strakonice, where it merges with the Otava River.
The Volyňka river flows through Lčovice and was used for drinking, washing clothes and provided a source of power to the two mills located in Lčovice.

In the modern day it is still used to swim in by the locals, as it provides a refreshing bath.
It is very clean because it is still in the upper course of the river and so hasn't been polluted by large cities.
It is also commonly used by fishermen who not only catch fresh-water fish, but the water is also used in ponds where carp is found for Christmas time.
There are two watermills in Lčovice which can be seen on the diagram above.
These however are no longer in use, but the mill still remains as a historical monument today.
The Volyňka river begins on a hill called Světlá hora and flows 46.1 km North-east to a town called Strakonice, where it merges with the Otava River. The Volyňka river flows through Lčovice and was used for drinking, washing clothes and provided a source of power to the two mills located in Lčovice.
In the modern day it is still used to swim in by the locals, as it provides a refreshing bath. It is very clean because it is still in the upper course of the river and so hasn't been polluted by large cities. It is also commonly used by fishermen who not only catch fresh-water fish, but the water is also used in ponds where carp is found for Christmas time. There are two watermills in Lčovice which can be seen on the diagram above. These however are no longer in use, but the mill still remains as a historical monument today.
Lčovice