Praskolesy

Praskolesy

Praskolesy is name of several locations in the Czech Republic:

* Praskolesy (Beroun District), a village in the Beroun District
* Praskolesy (Mrákotín), an administrative part of the market Town Mrákotín in Jihlava District


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