Jevišovická pahorkatina

Jevišovická pahorkatina is a geographically named natural area with rugged terrain at altitudes around 414 m and the highest peak Zadní hora (634 m) in the southeastern part of the Czech Republic, according to the regional breakdown of the land surface . Within the administrative administration of roughly the northern half of the area in the Vysočina Region, the southern part in the South Moravian Region and marginally along the border with the South Bohemian Region, from the state border with Austria to Bohosudov in the Vysočina Region. Around the perimeter roughly delimited by the most famous places from the north: Okříšky, respectively. Přibyslavice north of them, Třebíč, Náměšť nad Oslavou, western edge of Moravský Krumlov, Znojmo, Hnanice at the state border with Austria, along the state border up to the Přídanky locality in the cadastral area Rancířov, thence north to Jemnice and South Bohemian region) and again Okříšky. In the northwest, north and northeast, it is adjacent to the Křižanovská vrchovina natural area within the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands, in the east in a short section with the Boskovice furrow in the Brno Highlands and in the southeast with the Dyjsko-Svratka valley. border with Austria. The interface with the Dyjsko-Svratka ravine is at the same time the interface between the two largest geomorphological provinces in the Czech state territory, the area of ​​the larger Czech Highlands (Jevišovická pahorkatina) and the Western Carpathians (the Dyjsko-Svratka ravine). The highest point is Zadní hora (634 m, in the maps sometimes mentioned 635 m) northeast of Rokytnice nad Rokytnou, on the short ridge south also Horní hora (583 m), other elevations called as mountains Mikulovická (586 m), Stříbrná (531) m), Lukovská (529 m), Suchá (571 m), distinctive in terms of several basins, Třebíčská in the north and southern Moravskobudějovická. Significant watercourses in the northeast of Celebration and Jihlava, in the central part of Rokytná and Jevišovka and on the southwestern edge of the Thaya. The spring source of Jevišovka rises west of Komárovice in a wider spring on the north-western edge of the natural area, in its central part the river flows through the town of Jevišovice and leaves the natural area below the Výrovice reservoir. During the course of several flow ponds, in front of Jevišovice a water reservoir with one of the oldest stone dams - a dam, built between 1894 and 1897, today a technical monument, a dam in the crown with a width of 3 m, length 122 m and 13.8 m height sport fishing, recreation). In the town of Jevišovice the castle was rebuilt in the Renaissance style (exposition), the so-called new chateau (inaccessible, social services), the church of st. Joseph's building from 1830 and the architecturally interesting building of Komenius from 1922, in 1990 the historic center was declared an urban conservation area. Other important places with several cultural monuments, such as Třebíč (UNESCO sites, such as St. Procopius' Basilica) or Náměšť nad Oslavou (originally a Baroque Capuchin monastery from 1761, a Renaissance chateau with exhibitions - since 2001 a national cultural monument, interesting for construction a Baroque bridge over the Oslava River, with statues on it, the Church of St. John the Baptist, the Chapel of St. Anne, the Obora natural monument). In Jaroměřice nad Rokytnou one of the most visited castles in the Czech Republic, with extensive Baroque reconstruction, the dominant tower and the Church of St. Markéta, Otokar Březina Literary Museum, etc. Also important are Moravské Budějovice, Znojmo or Vranov nad Dyjí with a castle and a water reservoir, and in the deep valley of the Jihlava River also the water reservoirs Dalešice and Mohelno. Especially protected areas with hiking trails, the Podyjí National Park between Vranov and Znojmo, the Mohelenská Serpentine steppe nature reserve and the Wild Celebration (ruins of Lamberk and Sedlec castles) or the Central Pojihlaví nature parks and the Celebration (Kozí hřbety) Babylon lookout tower on the Green Hill (471 m) near Kramolin or Na Pekelného kopci near Třebíč. For limited text, see Google Map and List. CZ200310