Local part Pohoř (elevation above sea-level 448 m) is situated 3 km east of Odry on a small plateau between the peaks Pohoř (484 m) and Olšová (475 m). To Odry it was connected on 1st April 1976. In 1850 the originally German village had 460 inhabitants, in 1950 after finishing of settlement 292 inhabitants, in 2002 then 223 inhabitants.
Pohoř is in the historical sources first mentioned in 1378. A colonization village originated obviously from the historical settlement. Hussites of Odry probably devastated local mines. Expressly the mines for silver and lead in Pohoř are vouched in 1552 and it was mined out of them with breaks as late as the 19th century. Attempts to renew a minig of silver were carried out mainly in the second half of the 18th century and at he beginning of the 19th century by burgesses from Vienna, Kelč and Příbor, but mostly with no success.
Pohoř was a part of the demense of Fulnek and with this it was ranked to Moravia. After 1848 Pohoř belonged to the neighbouring district Fulnek and to political district Nový Jičín namely as late as 1938 and still in 1945 - 1949.
There is a parish church of St. Prokop from 1793 with vicarage from 1440, restored in 1784. Pohoř as a whole lies in quit region. At the beginning of the 18th century Pohoř had the same sealing-stick as Hladké Životice and other villages of the demense of Fulnek. In the second half of the 18th century a new typer with portrayal of two crossed axes was provided.