Obec Jestřebí.
The village of Jestřebí extends in a basin, in the middle of a hill that stretches from Zábřeh and Moravská Sázava to the south to Mírov, like the Mírov Highlands. The basin slopes westwards into the valley of the Bušínovský stream, where the road from Zvole to Lupěně leads. In the middle of the village it turns off another road north to Skalička and Zábřeh. After joining Jestřebí and Jestřebíčka in 1923, the village has a cadastral area of 454 ha with quite considerable height differences from the Skalka hill (437 m) to the valley of Moravská Sázava (about 300 m). The mean altitude of the village is 365 m. In 1976 Jestřebí was also attached to the village of Pobučí. It is characterized by a cottage area, with 115 inhabitants living in 33 family houses. There is only a grocery store in the local area. The mean altitude of Pobúčí is 442 m.