Blanice (Otava)

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Blanice
Vodňanská Blanice, Flanitz, Blanitz
The Blanice near Klokočín

The Blanice near Klokočín

Data
Water code CZ : 1-08-03-001
location Czech Republic
River system Elbe
Drain over Otava  → Vltava  → Elbe  → North Sea
source west of the Zlatá desert on the Boletice military training area in Želnavská hornatina
48 ° 51 ′ 44 ″  N , 14 ° 2 ′ 26 ″  E
Source height 972  m nm
muzzle opposite Zátaví in the Otava coordinates: 49 ° 16 ′ 37 ″  N , 14 ° 7 ′ 0 ″  E 49 ° 16 ′ 37 ″  N , 14 ° 7 ′ 0 ″  E
Mouth height 362  m nm
Height difference 610 m
Bottom slope 6.5 ‰
length 93.3 km
Catchment area 860.5 km²
Drain MQ
 950 l / s
Left tributaries Dlouhohřbetský potok, Černý potok, Křemenný potok, Milešický potok, Cikánský potok, Němčský potok, Libotyňský potok, Dubský potok, Bílský potok, Skalský potok
Right tributaries Pucheřský potok, Zbytinský potok, Farský potok, Živný potok, Zlatý potok, Babí potok, Radomilický potok, Divišovka, Tálínský potok, Olšovka
Reservoirs flowed through Husinec dam
Communities Záblatí u Prachatic , Kratušín , Zábrdí , Dvory u Lažišť , husinec , Těšovice , Strunkovice nad Blanicí , Hájek u Bavorova , Bavorov , Krašlovice , Vodňany , Protivín , SKÁLY , Heřmaň , Putim

The Blanice , also Vodňanská Blanice (German Flanitz , on the lower reaches of Blanitz ), is a right tributary of the Otava in the Czech Republic.

course

The Blanice rises west of the extinct village Zlatá ( Goldberg ) on the Boletice military training area in the Želnavská hornatina in the Bohemian Forest . Its source lies on the saddle between the Lysá ( Lissiberg , 1228 m) and the Zlatovec ( Goldberg , 1042 m).

After leaving the military area, the villages Arnoštov, Spálenec and Blažejovice are located on their run through a gentle valley over the mountain ridge to the northwest through the Horní Blanice nature reserve. Below the Blanický mlýn ( Flanitzmühle ) the river winds in deep loops through the mountains. On a rock spur surrounded on three sides are the remains of Hus Castle ( Burg Gans ) on the right. At Řepešín the Blanice turns to the northeast. On the further course there are the villages Záblatí , Kratušín , Zábrdí and Dvory . To the north of Prachatice , the river is dammed in the Husinec reservoir, which was created as a drinking water reservoir. Husinec and Těšovice follow downstream . Here the valley of the Blanice widens and the river enters the hilly landscape of the Bohemian Forest foothills. Between Běleč and Putim, the railway from Prachatice to Písek follows the course of the Blanice. Via Žíchovec, Strunkovice nad Blanicí , Blanice, Blanička, Čichtice, Hájek , Bavorovské Svobodné Hory and Bavorov , the Blanice flows on the left past the Svobodná hora ( open mountain range , 640 m). Subsequently, the river forms a wide alluvial valley with only a slight gradient, in which there are numerous ponds and thrown river branches. Svinětice, Pražák, Vitice, Krašlovice , Vodňany , Milenovice and Protivín lie along the Blanice . Above Myšenec the river turns to the northwest and flows past Klokočín, Maletice, Skály , Heřmaň and Putim . Opposite the village of Zátaví the Blanice flows after 94.7 km at 362 m above sea level. M. in the Otava. Its catchment area is 862 km².

In 1919, a narrow-gauge forest railway began operating in the upper Blanice valley, which was used to transport calamity wood from the forests of the Bohemian Forest. It led from the Brenntenberg (Spálenec) railway station as a connecting line on the Číčenice – Haidmühle line up to the Lange Au at the foot of the Langeberg (Dlouhý hřbet).

Tributaries

  • Lesní potok (l), at Dlouhý hřbet
  • Dlouhohřbetský potok ( Langenbachl , l), at Dlouhý hřbet
  • Černý potok ( Schwarzbach , l), above Arnoštov
  • Pucheřský potok ( Schoberbach , r), near Arnoštov
  • Tetřívčí potok ( Kudlbach , r), below Spálenec
  • Sněžný potok ( Schneedorfer Bach , l), below Spálenec
  • Zbytinský potok ( Rossaubach , r), near Zbytiny
  • Magdalénský potok (l), above Můstek
  • Černý potok (r), near Blanický Mlýn
  • Křemenný potok (l), near Krejčovice
  • Milešický potok (l), near Krejčovice
  • Zvěřenický potok (r), near Zvěřenice
  • Farský potok ( Pfarrbach , r), near Záblatí
  • Cikánský potok ( Aubach , l) below Záblatí
  • Žárovenský potok, also Němčský potok (l), above Podedvorský Mlýn
  • Černý potok (r), in the Husinec reservoir
  • Drozdovský potok (l), above Husinec
  • Živný potok ( Bieltschbach , also Rohnbach , r), near Běleč
  • Osulský potok (r), above Žíchovec
  • Libotyňský potok (l), near Žíchovec
  • Dubský potok (l), near Blanice
  • Zlatý potok ( Goldbach , r), near Čichtice
  • Babí potok (r), at Bavorovské Svobodné Hory
  • Bavorovský potok (l), near Na Drahách
  • Bílský potok (l), near Svinětice
  • Stará řeka (l), near Vitice
  • Lidmovický potok (l), near Krašlovice
  • Blanický potok (r), at U Suchomelů
  • Stožický potok (r), above Vodňany
  • Širovská strouha (r), near Loucký Mlýn
  • Bílý potok or Radomilický potok (r), near Milenovice
  • Divišovka (r), below Protivín
  • Tálínský potok (r), above Myšenec
  • Olšovka (r), Maletice
  • Skalský potok (l), Heřmaň

Drains

  • Stará řeka (l), on Záhorský rybník
  • Blanický náhon (r), near Vitice
  • Malá Blanice (l), below Maletice

Web links

Commons : Blanice (Otava tributary)  - collection of pictures, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c d e http://www.kct-tabor.cz/gymta/Vltava/Otava/BrezovyPotok/index.htm