Suchý vrch
| Suchý vrch | ||
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 Summit Breiter Stein in winter |
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| height | 995 m | |
| location | Czech Republic | |
| Mountains | Eagle Mountains | |
| Coordinates | 50 ° 3 '2 " N , 16 ° 41' 38" E | |
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The Suchý vrch (German Dürrer Berg ) is a two-peaked mountain in the Linsdorf Forest ( Bukovohorska Hornatina ), part of the Eagle Mountains .
position
The Dürre Berg and the Linsdorfer Wald are located at the southeast end of the Eagle Mountains. The Dürre Berg is about 6 km southwest of the town of Králíky ( Grulich ) and about 7 km northeast of the town of Jablonné nad Orlicí ( fork ). The Dürre Berg forms a distinctive double peak with its slightly higher Schwarzeberg summit and the slightly lower Bradlo summit ( broad stone ), which are separated by a flat saddle. The Schwarzeberg marks a corner point of the historical Bohemian-Moravian border and is located near the historical German-Czech language border west of Těchonín ( Linsdorf ) and Orlička ( Worlitschka ).
Hydrology
The Dürre Berg lies on the most important European watershed between the North Sea and the Black Sea. The south-eastern slope is drained by tributaries of the Březná ( Friesian ), which flow over the Moravská Sázava ( Moravian Sasau ) and the March into the Danube , the other slopes are drained by tributaries of the Silent Eagle into the North Sea. The streams are: to the west the Jamnenský potok ( Jamney Brook ), to the south the Orličský potok, which flows over the drought mountain meadows, and to the east the Bokovické potok ( Ullersdorfer Bach ) and the Černovodský potok ( Rothwasserbach ).
Access
From the parking lot at the Rothwassersattel ( Červenovodské sedlo ), along the road I / 11, a green marking No. 1411 leads over the Mitterberg ( Prostřední vrch ) and the Hvězda intersection on the Schwarzeberg. From Gabel and Worlitschka, the red bars lead to the Hvězda intersection , as does the blue marking of red water ( Červená Voda ).
Summit area
Right at the top there is a radio station and a mountain hut ( Kramářova chata na Suchém vrchu ) and the Suchý vrch observation tower. Another military radio station is in the saddle above the hut. Today's hut was built in 1928 and renovated in 2010 with EU funding.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Dieter Biladt: From the Wartburg to Budapest . epubli, 2015 ( [1] ).
- ^ E. Kaiser: Sudetendeutsches Jahrbuch . 1926, p. 215 .
- ↑ https://www.turisticke-znamky.cz/znamky/suchy-vrch-c349
- ↑ http://www.suchak.cz/