Czechoslovak Fortifications: sector Kraliky

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    K-S 3
    K-S 4
    K-S 5
    K-S 6
    K-S 7
    K-S 8
    K-S 9
    K-S 10
    K-S 11
    K-S 12
    K-S 12b
    K-S 13
    K-S 14
    K-S 17
    K-S 18
    K-S 21
    K-S 22
    K-S 22a
    K-S 24
    K-S 31
    K-S 32
    K-S 35
    K-S 36
    K-S 37
    K-S 38
    K-S 46
    K-S 47
    K-S 48
    K-S 49
    K-S 50
    K-S 51
    K-S 52
    K-S 53a

Fortified sector Kraliky

Subsector	Casemates	Number of casemates commissioned	Number of casemates built by 1938	Note
1./III. Cerveny Potok	K-S 2–K-S 9	8	8
2./III. Hurka	K-S 10–K-S 13	6	6	artillery group
3./III. Borikovice	K-S 14–K-S 20	7	7
4./III. Bouda	K-S 21–K-S 24	5	5	artillery group
5./III. Mladkov	K-S 25–K-S 36	12	12
6./III. Adam	K-S 37–K-S 46	11	10	including artillery group
7./III. Jedlina	K-S 47–K-S 53b	8	8

Sector Kraliky was one of the most finished ones in 1938. It starts from spot height Steinberg (now Malinik) near town Kraliky and ends near territorial bounderies - river Divoka Orlice.

It comprises infantry casemates K-S 2 to K-S 53b and three artillery groups (Berghoehe/Hurka, Baudenkoppe/Bouda and Adam). Now, only Bouda is accessible as a museum. Hurka near Kraliky is currently closed (probably museum will be created here in next few years) and Adam is still held by Czech Army and has a military area status.