Historická hranice Čech a Moravy

There is no fence or customs

21/6 the sign holds, is relatively small and can be seen at the last minute and it is shameful how someone can consider it a devaluation of the road full of holes ... thirty years there should be a highway with a view and talk about two countries that are in their history proudly and unnecessarily not her

Two men painted the border between Bohemia and Moravia in several places, and the ŘSD filed a criminal complaint against them. "This is an arbitrary damage to property managed by the Czech Railways. We have reported the matter to the Police of the Czech Republic, we will order removal from a professional branding company. If the culprit is found, we will report it to the Department of Transport and Road Management of the Regional Office in Pardubice to initiate administrative proceedings against him, "said Nina Ledvinová, spokeswoman for the Directorate of Roads and Motorways. "The administrator of both roads estimated the damage incurred for damage to a foreign object at almost seven thousand crowns. Both face imprisonment for up to one year. On Monday, we reported suspicion of committing the offense of damaging another's property to two men from the Brno region. One at the age of thirty-four and the other thirty-eight. They chose roads I / 34 in the cadastre of the village of Vendolí and I / 35 in the cadastre of the village of Opatovec in the Svitavy region for their graphic activities, "said police spokesman Ondřej Zeman. Fortunately, the prosecutor makes sense and has stopped the prosecution. The Czech-Moravian border is a historical, currently unused border between the historical lands of Bohemia and Moravia leading from Králický Sněžník to Slavonice, roughly following the watershed between the North Sea and the Black Sea. The border was formed from the end of the 12th century and ceased to exist as an administrative border on 31 December 1948.