Třeboňská pánev - Unnamed Road

The Třeboň Basin is a geographic name of a natural area of ​​low tectonic origin, in the central part flat, along the edges with hills, center. 457 m above sea level, in terms of regional division of the shape of the Earth's surface (geo-relief) of the Czech Republic defined by a geomorphological total of approximately 1,343 km² in the eastern part of the South Bohemian Basin (see Google Map, also reviews of the place). The adm. administrative area in the South Bohemian Region, in the central part of the spa town of Třeboň (several cultural monuments in the urban conservation area, chateau, monastery, Jan Žižka Museum, Třeboň Nature House, observation tower, etc.), in the northern part of Lomnice nad Lužnicí, Veselí nad Lužnicí and Kardašova Řečice, in the east Stráž na Nežárkou and Chlum u Třeboně, in the southern part important Suchodol nad Lužnicí and České Velenice near the state border with Austria, in the western part the village Lišov on a hill called Lišovský práh see Google Map, also reviews of the place). Approximate delimitation in places (from the north): Soběslav (southern edge, Veselské Předměstí), Pluhův Žďár (southern edge), Mnich, Stráž nad Nežárkou, Lásenice, Stankov, Chlum u Třeboň, Františkov, Rapšach (loc. Austria), along the state border to the Swedish Mine (the one in the Novohradské Mountains) and further to the cadastral area. Vyšné to Tetřevím brook, from it to NW, to the northern edge of the village Nakolice, then to the ponds Lomský, Bažantník, Velký Langval, eastern part of the villages Buková and then Olešnice, Lhoták pond, northern edge of the village Bukvice, Trhové Sviny (Brigádník pond) Dvorec (Dvorecký pond), Růžov, Nová Ves, Vidov (eastern edge), Rudolfov, Hluboká nad Vltavou (chateau), Křesín, Lhotice, Neplachov, Komárov and again the southern edge of Soběslav. The highest peak of Baba (583 m), NE from Rudolfov, from Veselí nad Lužnicí to Suchdol nad Lužnicí stretches a shallow depression called Lomnicky basin, typical of ponds and pond systems. extensive Protected Landscape Area Třeboňsko (about 68,745 ha). The Třeboňsko PLA was declared in 1979, it is a Czech biosphere reserve, in 1990 some ponds and wetlands of international importance under the names Třeboňské rybníky and Třeboň peat bogs, ornithologically important (bird area Třeboňsko). Attractive is the Rožmberk Pond (approx. 647 ha), the Czech largest, nicknamed the "South Bohemian Sea", originally even larger, reaching to the edge of Třeboň, built by Jakub Krčín (1535 - 1604), one of the most famous water canal called New River, in part of the tour also suitable for wheelchairs, along the National Nature Reserve Stara and Nova river. To the Rožmberk pond from Třeboň there is a nature trail to Stará Hlín, from there another Around Třeboň (22 km in total). A natural area known for a canoeing base in Suchdol nad Lužnící and a camp site of Majdalena, a flat terrain also suitable for cycling. From Veselí nad Lužnicí to the state border at České Velenice accessible from the I / 24 backbone road, also practically parallel railway line No. 226, all stops suitable as a starting point for tourism, as well as stops on railway line No. 199 from České Budějovice to České Velenice. Ponds are attracted by waterfowl, it can be observed from the bird watchtower at the Great Lomnice pond, around the water reservoir nature trail, interesting are floating islands with nests on the Rod pond (nature reserve) near Frahelž. The Třeboň fishpond system is powered by an artificial canal called the Golden Sewer (originally from 1506), today a technical monument of water construction. In some ponds there is the possibility of natural swimming (eg Cep pond), in the area also characteristic folk buildings (eg haylofts near Třeboň) and also village monument zones (villages Bošilec, Kojákovice, Lutová, Pístina, Ponědrážka, Žíteč). It is divided into the area of ​​a smaller natural area (geomorphological sub-units) with the names: Lomnicky pan, Kardašovořečická upland, Lišovský práh. Area (random point) added to Google Maps 26.02.2020. CZ200226