# Labe > street in Malá Skála **Wikidata**: [Q105785639](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q105785639) **Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/labe-q105785639 ## Summary Labe was a street in the village of Malá Skála in the Czech Republic that no longer exists as a distinct entity. It operated until its dissolution on July 1, 2014, marking it as a former urban feature in this Bohemian locale. Its precise location is documented at coordinates 50.64345663157892° N, 15.192218364892842° E. ## Key Facts - Labe is classified as a former entity and specifically as a street, per Wikidata descriptions indicating it as a street in Malá Skála. - It was located in Malá Skála, within the country of Czech Republic. - Geographic coordinates: latitude 50.64345663157892, longitude 15.192218364892842. - Assigned Czech street ID: 805408, with reference to Wikidata item as the stated source. - Dissolved, abolished, or demolished on July 1, 2014, with references to Wikidata item as the stated source, accessed or updated on March 6, 2021, and linked to identifier 805408 via property . - Falls under the class of former entities, defined as those that no longer operate or are terminated. ## FAQs ### Where was Labe situated, and what was its national context? Labe existed as a street within the village of Malá Skála. This placement situates it firmly in the Czech Republic, a Central European nation known for its historical settlements. ### What identifiers and classifications define Labe? The entity carries the Czech street ID 805408, tied to Wikidata source . It qualifies as both a former entity and a street, aligning with descriptions of urban features that have ended. ### When did Labe cease to exist, and what supports this timeline? Official records show Labe's dissolution, abolition, or demolition occurred on July 1, 2014. This date draws from Wikidata entry , with data accessed on March 6, 2021, and connected via the 805408 identifier. ### How does Labe connect to broader entity categories? As a terminated street, Labe exemplifies former entities that no longer function in their original capacity. Its Wikidata profile reinforces this as a street in Malá Skála, emphasizing its localized yet defunct status. ## Why It Matters Labe represents a snapshot of evolving urban landscapes in rural Czech areas like Malá Skála, where streets once integral to daily navigation and community structure can be reconfigured or removed through administrative decisions. Its termination on July 1, 2014, highlights how local governance in the Czech Republic manages infrastructure changes, potentially to modernize layouts, consolidate properties, or adapt to demographic shifts in small villages. For researchers or locals tracing historical geography, Labe's documented end underscores the impermanence of built environments, offering insights into post-2014 transformations in Bohemian locales and the role of national registries in preserving such records for future accountability and planning. ## Notable For - Being a precisely geolocated former street at 50.64345663157892° N, 15.192218364892842° E, providing exact historical mapping data for Malá Skála. - Holding the unique Czech street ID 805408, which links it distinctly to official registries like Wikidata . - Marking a specific dissolution date of July 1, 2014, sourced from Wikidata , distinguishing it as a trackable example of terminated urban elements. - Serving as an instance of the "former entity" class, illustrating terminated operations in street infrastructure without ongoing functionality. ## Body ### Location and Geographic Details Labe was situated in Malá Skála, a locality in the Czech Republic. This positions it within the broader national context of Czech urban and rural planning. The street's coordinates are latitude 50.64345663157892 and longitude 15.192218364892842, allowing for precise historical pinpointing on maps. These details stem from structured properties aligned with Wikidata and academic sourcing, ensuring verifiable placement. ### Classification and Instance Type Labe qualifies as an instance of a former entity, categorized under entities that no longer operate or are terminated. It also instances as a street, directly described in Wikidata as a street in Malá Skála. This dual classification captures its original role as an operational urban pathway before its end. The Wikidata description reinforces this without ambiguity, tying it to localized Czech infrastructure. ### Identifiers and References The entity bears the Czech street ID 805408. This identifier references Wikidata item as the primary stated source (via property ). For its termination, references include Wikidata as the stated source, with an access or update date of March 6, 2021, and a connection to 805408 through property . These links form a chain of verifiable data from official and academic origins, preventing loss of historical context. ### History of Dissolution Labe's status as a former entity culminated in its dissolution, abolition, or demolition on July 1, 2014. This date marks the precise end of its operation as a street. The event aligns with the class definition of terminated entities, reflecting administrative actions in Malá Skála. No prior founding or operational dates appear in records, focusing documentation on its cessation. The 2021 update to related Wikidata entries ensures ongoing accuracy for this historical shift. ### Connected Entities and Relationships Labe relates directly to Malá Skála as its containing location, embedding it in this Czech village's spatial framework. Nationally, it connects to the Czech Republic as the overarching country. Wikidata integrations link it to for identification and for dissolution details, with the 805408 ID serving as a bridge across these. The former entity class ties it to broader categories of defunct items, emphasizing relationships to non-operational urban features rather than active ones. ## References 1. vdp.cuzk.gov.cz 2. Register of territorial identification, addresses and real estates