Vizovická vrchovina
| Vizovická vrchovina | ||
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| Highest peak | Klášťov ( 753 m nm ) | |
| location | Czech Republic | |
| part of | Western Carpathians | |
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| Coordinates | 49 ° 13 ' N , 17 ° 57' E | |
| surface | 1,399 km² | |
The Vizovická vrchovina (German Wisowitzer Bergland ) is a mountain range of the Slovak-Moravian Carpathians in the Czech Republic .
geography
The mountainous region extends southeast of the city of Zlín in eastern Moravia. To the north, separated by the valleys of the Trnávka and Rokytenka, the Hostýnské vrchy mountains and to the northeast the Vsetínské vrchy . To the east, the Senice River forms the natural border with the Javorníky . The White Carpathians join in the south . To the south-west, the mountainous area drops into the South Moravian Basin through which the March flows. To the west, the March forms the border with the Mars Mountains . To the northwest, near Zlín, joins the Hornomoravský úval valley .
The mountainous area covers an area of 1399 km² and has an average height of 338.7 m. The highest point is at 753 m above sea level. M. the Klášťov.
The Vizovice mountains in five subunits Fryštácká brázda (is subdivided Freistadtler sink ), Hlucká pahorkatina ( Hulker hills ) Komonecká hornatina ( Komenetzwald ) Luhačovická vrchovina ( Luhatschowitzer mountains ) and Zlínská vrchovina ( Zlin highlands ).
The most important cities are Zlín , Vizovice and Luhačovice .
The mountains are mainly drained to the west by the Dřevnice , Březnice and Olšava to the March. Via the Vlára , the southern part belongs to the catchment area of the Waag . The Senice also carries water to a small extent from the Vizovice Uplands to Vsetínská Bečva .