CHKO České Středohoří - CHKO České Středohoří

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From the top and at the same time the Queen of the Central Mountains is the most beautiful view of the world.

The protected landscape area of ​​České středohoří was declared on 19.3. 1976 and is located between Louny and Česká Lípa, in the territory of 7 districts of northern Bohemia and is naturally divided by the river Elbe. With its area of ​​1063 km2, it is the second largest PLA in our country. The highest point is the peak of Milešovka (836.5 m above sea level) and, conversely, the lowest is the level of the Elbe in Děčín (121.9 m above sea level). The impressive conical shapes of the hills are typical for the Bohemian Central Mountains, which are actually the original magmatic filling of the local volcanoes. The upper rock "shells" were washed away by the Elbe River to Germany and beyond due to millions of years of erosion. If we wanted to imagine the height of the local peaks at that time, we would have to add up to several hundred meters of height ... The territory of the České středohoří Protected Landscape Area is very diverse from a geological point of view. The most frequently represented rocks are Tertiary volcanics and Mesolithic Cretaceous sediments. A significant stage in the geological development of the area was the Cretaceous period in the Mesozoic. The area was flooded by a shallow sea, at the bottom of which sediments were deposited, the thickness of which is up to 1,000 meters. The most important period of geological development was the younger Tertiary, when volcanic activity took place here. There are 43 small protected areas declared on the territory of the Protected Landscape Area. The National Nature Reserves Lovoš, Milešovka, Oblík, Raná and Sedlo are especially valuable. The administration of the České středohoří Protected Landscape Area is located in Litoměřice. The Protected Landscape Area of ​​Czech Central Mountains was declared 19.3. 1976 and is situated between Louny and Česká Lípa on the territory of 7 districts of northern Bohemia and is naturally divided by the river Elbe. With it´s area of ​​1063 km2 it is the second largest protected area in Czech. The highest point is the peak of Milešovka (836.5 m above sea level) and the lowest is the level of the Elbe in Děčín (121.9 m above sea level). For Central Bohemian Mountains there are typical impressive conical shapes of hills, which are actually the original magmatic filling of local volcanoes. Upper rock "covers" have been swept away by the Elbe River to Germany and beyond due to millions of years of erosion. If we wanted to imagine the height of the local peaks at that time, we would have to add up to several hundred meters high ... The territory of the Protected Landscape Area of ​​České středohoří is very diverse from a geological point of view. The most frequently represented rocks are tertiary volcanoes and second-class chalk sediments. An important stage of the geological development of the area was the Mesozoic period. The area was flooded by a shallow sea, with sediments of a height of up to 1,000 meters. The most important period of geological development was the younger Tertiary epoch when volcanic activity took place. A total of 43 small-scale protected areas are declared in the PLA. Very valuable are the National Nature Reserves Lovoš, Milešovka, Oblík, Raná and Sedlo. The PLA Administration of České středohoří is located in Litoměřice.

Beautiful nature, many interesting cultural monuments. There is something to discover every day.

Surely everyone will find it all here, whether it is nature, castles, ruins, religion. peaks and lots of other ..