Tobiášův vrch
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| height | 353.7 m nm | |
| location | Czech Republic | |
| Mountains | Central Bohemian Uplands | |
| Coordinates | 50 ° 27 '26 " N , 13 ° 46' 29" E | |
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| Type | Kegelberg | |
| rock | basalt | |
The Tobiášův vrch (German Tobiaschberg , 354 m) is an inconspicuous elevation in the so-called Launer part of the Bohemian Central Mountains ( České středohoří ) in the Czech Republic . The mountain has been a nature reserve since 1936.
Location and surroundings
Tobiášův vrch is located about ten kilometers south of Bílina ( Bilin ) and eight kilometers east of Most ( Brüx ) in the Bohemian Central Uplands on the left Elbe. To the east is the small town of Kozly ( Kosel ), to the south the municipality of Bělušice ( Bieloschitz ). Neighboring mountains are the Dlouhá hora ( Gluha ), the Chrámecký vrch ( Schenkenberg ), the Číčov ( Spitzberg ) and the Milá ( Millayer ).
natural reserve
Tobiášův vrch was placed under state protection as early as 1936 because of its special flora. In 1951 the protection status was renewed and the hilltop was declared a natural monument on 0.56 hectares. An area characterized by dry grass is under protection , which is home to many rare heat-loving plants. Because of the special natural features, the mountain is a total reserve , entering the area is not permitted.
Protected plants typical of Tobiášův vrch include: a. Spring Adonis flower ( Adonis vernalis ), the pasque flower ( Pulsatilla patens ), the endemic Bohemian pasque flower ( Pulsatilla pratensis bohemica ), the real cowslip ( Primula veris ) and the real feather grass ( Stipa pennata ).
