Dubí is a spa town in Teplice District in the Ústí nad Labem Region of the Czech Republic. It has about 8,000 inhabitants. See more

Town parts and villages of Běhánky, Bystřice, Cínovec, Drahůnky, Mstišov and Pozorka are administrative parts of Dubí. See more

The name was derived from dub, i.e. "oak"; the original German name Eichwald means "oak forest". Dubí was named after the extensive oak forests that grew here. See more

The first written mentions of Dubí are from the period 1494–1498, when it was a mining settlement of tin miners. Later the town became famous for the production of glass and porcelain, and for spas.
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Europe's largest deposits of lithium-bearing mica zinnwaldite are located in the area of Cínovec. As of April 2022, it is estimated to start the mining in 2025 at the earliest, but it remains uncertain whether the Czech Republic wi… See more