Českobudějovická pánev

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The České Budějovice Basin is a geographic name of a natural area of ​​the tectonic lowland type with an average altitude of around 408 m, in terms of the regional geo-relief of the Czech Republic delimited by a geomorphological total of approximately 622 km in the northwest part of South Bohemia. system. Area typical of ponds (eg Bezdrev, one of the largest in the Czech Republic) and pond systems (eg Vrbenské ponds), many with related wetlands are especially protected areas (nature reserves, monuments), eg Vrbenské ponds, Small Constitutional pond, Řežabinec and Řežabinecké pools. The most important rivers are the Vltava (České Budějovice to Hluboká nad Vltavou), Otava (Katowice to Písek) and Blanice (Vodňany to the confluence with Otava u Putimi). The highest point of the natural area is the hill Vráže (480 m) above the Dehtařský stream on the cadastral area. Jaronice, west of České Budějovice, near the border with the Šumava foothills. The yellow tourist trail of the Club of Czech Tourists, section Dehtáře - Dubné, leads through the top part. Within the administrative area, the whole area is situated in the South Bohemian Region, its largest agglomeration is the regional town of České Budějovice, from which it is relatively narrowly extended towards the northwest, in the direction of Zliv, Dívčice, Vodňany, Protivín to the southern edge of Písek. In the narrow belt with the Otava River upstream from Písek towards Strakonice to Katowice and Novosedly. In the southeast it is limited by roughly the line Hluboká nad Vltavou (the chateau is already in the neighboring natural area Třeboňská pánev) - České Budějovice. East of this line adjoins the larger Třeboň basin and in a short section also the Novohradské foothills, with it also (without territorial protrusions) between the village Plav and from it northwest to Borsov nad Vltavou (except Včelná, which already in the Novohradské foothills) to to the village of Lipí. From the village of Lipí to the northwest, to Libějovice to Mladějovice, from them together with the village Cehnice to Strakonice to the village Novosedly adjacent to the southwest with the natural area of ​​the Šumava foothills. Important roads are I / 20 (České Budějovice, Vodňany, Písek) and I / 22 (Vodňany, Strakonice to Katovice). The railway line No. 190, which runs practically throughout the České Budějovice Basin, in the stretches České Budějovice, Dívčice, Číčenice, Protivín (with a turn to Písek), Ražice, Strakonice to Katovice, is easily accessible. and nature trails. České Budějovice with many cultural monuments can be recommended as a starting point, similarly to the "opposite" end of Strakonice or in the central part of Vodňany or Protivín. CZ200224