# chapel-shrine of saint John of Nepomuk by Dlouhý most

> demolished chapel-shrine in České Budějovice

**Wikidata**: [Q105775706](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q105775706)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/chapel-shrine-of-saint-john-of-nepomuk-by-dlouhy-most

## Summary
The chapel-shrine of Saint John of Nepomuk by Dlouhý most was a demolished religious structure located in České Budějovice, Czech Republic. It was dismantled in 1940 and is classified as a former entity, no longer in operation.

## Key Facts
- **Instance of**: Chapel-shrine, chapel, former entity
- **Location**: České Budějovice 2, Czech Republic
- **Coordinates**: 48.977583333333335° N, 14.465388888888889° E
- **Demolished date**: 1940
- **State of conservation**: Demolished or destroyed
- **Associated cadastral district**: České Budějovice 2 (referenced by )
- **Image**: Available at [Wikimedia Commons](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Kaple_svatého_Jana_Nepomuckého_u_Dlouhého_mostu_02.jpg)
- **Commons category**: Kaplička Jana Nepomuckého (České Budějovice, Dlouhý most)
- **Znicenekostely ID**: 19910
- **Wikipedia languages**: Commons

## FAQs
**What was the chapel-shrine of Saint John of Nepomuk by Dlouhý most?**
It was a religious structure dedicated to Saint John of Nepomuk, located in České Budějovice, Czech Republic. It was demolished in 1940 and is now classified as a former entity.

**Where was the chapel-shrine located?**
The chapel was situated in České Budějovice 2, Czech Republic, near Dlouhý most (Long Bridge).

**When was the chapel demolished?**
The chapel was dismantled in 1940.

**What is its current state?**
The chapel is no longer operational and has been demolished or destroyed.

**Are there any images of the chapel available?**
Yes, an image of the chapel is available on Wikimedia Commons.

## Why It Matters
The chapel-shrine of Saint John of Nepomuk by Dlouhý most was part of the religious and cultural landscape of České Budějovice during its operational period. Its demolition in 1940 reflects broader historical changes, including shifts in religious practices and urban development. While no longer standing, it remains a point of historical interest for those studying the region’s architectural and religious history.

## Notable For
- **Historical significance**: One of several chapels dedicated to Saint John of Nepomuk in České Budějovice.
- **Demolition date**: Marked as a former entity due to its dismantling in 1940.
- **Geographical association**: Located in České Budějovice 2, near Dlouhý most.

## Body
### Location and Context
The chapel-shrine was situated in České Budějovice 2, Czech Republic, near Dlouhý most (Long Bridge). Its exact coordinates were 48.977583333333335° N, 14.465388888888889° E. It was part of the local religious infrastructure and served as a shrine for pilgrims and worshippers.

### Classification and Status
The chapel was classified as a chapel-shrine and a former entity. It is no longer operational and has been demolished or destroyed. The associated cadastral district was České Budějovice 2, referenced by .

### Historical Timeline
- **Demolition**: The chapel was dismantled in 1940, marking its end as an active religious site.

### Media and Documentation
- **Image**: A photograph of the chapel is available on Wikimedia Commons.
- **Commons category**: The chapel is categorized under Kaplička Jana Nepomuckého (České Budějovice, Dlouhý most).
- **Znicenekostely ID**: The ID 19910 is associated with the chapel’s historical record.

### Wikipedia and External References
- The entity has a single sitelink on Wikipedia, available in the Commons language.
- The description on Wikidata states it is a demolished chapel-shrine in České Budějovice.

## References

1. znicenekostely.cz