Pohledeckoskalská vrchovina

Pohledeckoskalská Highlands is a natural area of ​​the type of rugged highlands in the range of altitudes of 395 to 822 m, in terms of regional division of the shape of the Earth's surface (georelief) Czech delimited geomorphological district covering an area of ​​247.92 km². Within the administrative majority of the area in the district of Žďár nad Sázavou in the Vysočina Region, the northern edge in the district of Svitavy in the Pardubice Region. In the ground plan, irregular shape stretched about 19 km from NW to SE, roughly in the line Blatiny (part of the township Sněžné) - Bystřice nad Pernštejnem, the northernmost point roughly the confluence of the Snake and Černý stream on the cadastral area. Borová u Poličky, the southernmost ridge Na vrších (540,8 m) on the cadastral area Rodkov. Northwest part wider, about 20 km on line Oldřiš u Poličky (orientation Černý potok under railway line 261 and further Zelendův hill 661,9 m) - small town Sněžné - Jiříkovice near Nové Město na Moravě (fishpond system Vališáky), narrowest in southeast, between 8,7 km to the cadastral area Hrdá ves (Bystřice stream before the mouth into the river Svratka) and the southernmost point on the cadastral area. Rodkov. Area for hiking and other activities in the wild, cycling, horseback riding and in designated places and rock climbing, in winter with enough snow for winter sports (cross-country skiing, downhill slopes). The geological bedrock is formed by rocks of the Polička and Svratka crystalline complexes, in the central part of the orthogneiss and migmatite (paleozoic to proterozoic), in the northeast pararula (Oldřiš), clam (Telecí), small granite biotite gneiss with islets amphibolite (Pohledec to Rokytno) and in the southeast pararula (Domanín), also biotite and two-gneiss gneiss up to the gneiss gneiss (Bystřice nad Pernštejnem). Geographical name derived from the wooded ridge with the peak Pohledecká rock (812 m) in the cadastral area Pohledec (part of Nové Město na Moravě), partially inaccessible in zone I of the Protected Landscape Area Žďárské vrchy. View. sk. on a short ridge with rocky ascents, typical of the Žďárské Hills, built by a two-mica migmatite of the Svratka crystalline complex, distinctive in view from the elbows. Odranec (part of the village Věcov) in the central part of the highlands. The lowest level of the river Svratka about 395 m above sea level under the water reservoir Vír I (boundary of cadastral district Karasín and Vír). The highest peak Kopeček (822 m) on the cadastral area Studnice u Rokytna (part of Nové Město na Moravě). Over 800 m further peaks, Pasecka rock (819 m) with a view of the rock, Bucht hill (813 m) with a radar tower on the top (roof dome about 840 m above sea level, perhaps the highest fixed point connected to the ground in Pohledeckoskalská highlands) and Upper Svratka Highlands), Vysoký kopec (806 m) and Bohdalec hill (791 m), in 2016 unofficially 801.1 m on the top rock. The natural area can be roughly delimited by municipalities (places) along its perimeter (without territorial protrusions) from the northernmost point: Borová (confluence of Hadith and Černý potok) - Oldřiš (Potůček, left side tributary of Černý potok) - Kamenec u Poličky (confluence of Černý potok with Bílý potok / Polička stream) - Sádek - Borovnice (mountain Horka 577,6 m) - Jimramov - along riverbed River Svratka to the right tributary Bystřice on the cadastral area Hrdá Ves - Dvořiště - Bystřice nad Pernštejnem (confluence of Bystřice and Věchnovský creek - locality Ochoz 589 m) - Rodkov (Na vrších 540.8 m) - Rozsochy - Kundratice u Rozsoch - Divišov - Zubří - Postcard - Maršovice - Jiříkovice - Lhotka u Žďáru nad Sázavou (Staviště stream - Horačky sites) - Vlachovice - Fryšava pod Žákovou horou - Kadov (Kadovský forest, Rybníček stream) - Short (northern edge of the cadastre) - Blatiny (local road at 678 m above sea level) - Sněžné (Blatinský potok - locality) Planec) - Milovy (Blatinský potok) - České Milovy (southern edge of the natural monument Four sticks) - Březiny u Poličky (Lísek locality) - Pustá Rybná (Church of St. Bartholomew - Bethlehem Hill 741 m) and again k.ú. Borova u Policky. Part of the natural area Žďárské vrchy (Google Map, cat. Mountain peak). CZ200126