Hradiště military training area

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Hradiště
Coat of arms of TÜP Hradiště
Hradiště military training area (Czech Republic)
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Basic data
State : Czech RepublicCzech Republic Czech Republic
Region : Karlovarský kraj
District : Karlovy Vary
Area : 28080 ha
Geographic location : 50 ° 11 '  N , 13 ° 5'  E Coordinates: 50 ° 11 '15 "  N , 13 ° 5' 2"  E
Height: 748  m nm
Residents : 0 (Jan. 1, 2019)
Postal code : 360 06
structure
Status: Military area
Districts: 1
administration
Head of Office : Petr Vašíček (as of 2014)
Address: ul. 1. máje 3
360 06 Karlovy Vary
Municipality number: 555177
Website : www.vojujezd-hradiste.cz
Location of Hradiště in the Karlovy Vary district
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The Hradiště military training area (Czech Vojenský Výcvikový Prostor Hradiště , also Vojenský újezd Hradiště ) is a special area in the Czech Republic that belongs directly to the state . The military training area is located in the Okres Karlovy Vary between Karlovy Vary and Bochov in the Duppau Mountains . With an area of ​​originally 331.61 km², it is the largest military training area in the Czech Republic. The seat of the Hradiště military training area is Karlovy Vary.

history

It was laid out for the Czechoslovak Army on the basis of Act No. 169 on Training Areas from 1949 . Its limits were determined by the resolution of the Krajský národní výbor (KNV, German District National Committee ) Karlovy Vary of August 27, 1953 on the basis of the government decree of ČSR 161-4-9 / 6 of August 20, 1950. Most of the area belonged to the Okres Kadaň at that time.

The town of Doupov ( Duppau ) and the villages of Albeřice ( Alberitz ), Bražec ( Bergles ), Březina ( Pirk ), Bukovina ( Buckwa ), Činov ( Schönau ), Dlouhá ( Langgrün ), Dlouhý Luh ( Langenau ), Dolní Lomnice ( Unterlomitz ), Dolni Valov ( sub Wohlau ) Donín ( Dohnau ) Doupovské Mezilesí ( Olitzhaus ) Dubčany ( Dübschan ) Emanuelův Dvůr ( Emanuelshof ) Heřmanov ( Hermersdorf ) Hluboká ( Tiefenbach ) Holetice ( Holetitz ), Hora ( Horn ), Horní Lomnice ( Oberlomitz ), Horní Valov ( Ober Wohlau ), Hradiště ( Höfe ), Hřivínov ( Mokowitz ), Hrzín ( Green ), Humnice ( Humitz ), Hůrka ( Horkau ), Javorná ( Ohorn ), Jeseň ( Gässing ), Jindřichov ( Heinersdorf ), Jírov ( Jurau ), Konice ( Kunitz ), Kopáčov ( Kopitschau ), Korunní ( Krondorf ), Kostelní Hůrka ( Am Berge ), Kozlov ( Koslau ), Lipoltov ( Lappersdorf ), Litoltov ( Liesen ), Lochotín ( Lochotin ), Lučiny ( Hartmannsgrün ), Malá Lesná ( Klein Spinnelsdorf ), Maleš ( Mohlischen ), Malý Hlavákov ( Kleinlubigau ) Martinov ( Merzdorf ), Mělník ( Melk ) Mětikalov ( Meckl ) Mlýnská ( Mühldorf ) Obrovice ( Wobern ) Oleška ( Olleschau ) Olšenice ( Ölschnitz ) Ostré ( Westrum ) Pastviny ( knapsack green ), Pastviny ( Weiden ), Petrov ( Petersdorf ), Prachomety ( Promuth ), Radnice ( Redenitz ), Radošov ( Reschwitz ), Ratiboř ( Rodbern ), Řednice ( Rednitz ), Růžová ( rose garden ), Sedlec ( Zettlitz ), Seník ( hay barn ), Stará Ves ( Altdorf ), Svatobor ( Zwetbau ), Telcov ( Töltsch ), Těš ( Tösch ), Tis u Luk ( Tiß ), Tocov ( Totzau ), Třídomí ( three houses ), Trmová ( Dürmaul ), Tunkov ( Tunkau ), Tureč ( Turtsch ), Velká Lesná ( Groß Spinnelsdorf ), Víska ( Dörfles ), Záhoří ( Serles ), Zakšov ( Sachsengrün ), Žďár ( Saar ), Žebletín ( Sebeltitz ) and Zvoníčkov ( Männelsdorf ).

According to Act No. 222 on Ensuring Defense Readiness of 1999, its continued existence as part of the Czech state for armed forces training was established. Since the Czech Republic joined NATO , it has also been used for joint exercises by allied armies. After the riots at CzechTek 2005, the festival took place legally on July 27-30, 2006 on the grounds of the military training area.

On January 1, 2015, the Hradiště military training area was reduced in size. From the land registers Bražec u Doupova and Bražec u Těšetic the community was Bražec formed. From the Cadastral Doupovské Hradiště the community came Doupovské Hradiště . The following cadastral districts were also outsourced:

  • Albeřice u Hradiště to the municipality of Verušičky ,
  • Kyselka u Hradiště to the municipality of Kyselka ,
  • Okounov u Hradiště to the municipality of Okounov ,
  • Podbořanský Rohozec u Hradiště I and Podbořanský Rohozec u Hradiště II to the municipality of Podbořanský Rohozec ,
  • Radonice u Hradiště to the Radonice municipality ,
  • Stráž u Hradiště I and Stráž u Hradiště II to the municipality of Stráž nad Ohří ,
  • Valeč u Hradiště to the municipality of Valeč
  • Vojkovice u Hradiště I and Vojkovice u Hradiště II to the municipality of Vojkovice .

The original plans provided for the formation of a commune Lučiny with the districts Dolní Lomnice, Svatobor and Činov . Bražec should become the district of Stružná and Bukovina to the district of Podbořanský Rohozec . Korunní Kyselka should be connected to Stráž nad Ohří .

structure

The area of ​​the military training area is determined by the boundaries of the cadastral districts of Bražec u Hradiště , Doupov u Hradiště , Radošov u Hradiště , Tureč u Hradiště and Ždár u Hradiště .

No districts are designated for the Hradiště military training area. Basic settlement units are Dolní Lomnice, Doupov, Korunní, Radošov, Tureč and Žďár.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ http://www.uir.cz/obec/555177/Hradiste
  2. ↑ Český statistický úřad - The population of the Czech municipalities as of January 1, 2019 (PDF; 7.4 MiB)
  3. ↑ http://www.zanikleobce.cz/index.php?lang=d&menu=11&duv=vvp_hradiste
  4. ↑ a b Zákon o zrušení vojenského újezdu Brdy, o stanovení hranic vojenských újezdů, o změně hranic krajů ao změně souvisejících zákonů (zákon o hranicích vojezdů)
  5. ↑ http://zpravy.idnes.cz/v-cesku-vzniknou-ctyri-nove-obce-prvniho-starostu-si-zvoli-i-libava-11v-/domaci.aspx?c=A120213_120805_domaci_jw
  6. ↑ Újezdního úřadu vojenského újezdu Hradiště (PDF; 1.3 MB), Výnos č. 2/2012, January 26, 2012, přednosta pplk. Ing.Petr Vašíček
  7. ↑ http://www.uir.cz/katastralni-uzemi-obec/555177/Obec-Hradiste
  8. ↑ http://www.uir.cz/zsj-obec/555177/Obec-Hradiste

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