Zlínský kraj

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Zlínský kraj
Zlin Region
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Basic data
Historic country : Moravia
Administrative headquarters : Zlín
Biggest town: Zlín
ISO 3166-2 : CZ-72
Residents : 582,921 (January 1, 2019)
Population density : 149 inhabitants / km²
Vehicle registration number : Z
geography
Area : 3,964 km²
Expansion: North-South: up to 78 km
West-East: 35 - 70 km
The highest point: 1.206  m nm
Deepest point: 170  m nm
Administrative division
Districts : 4th
Municipalities : 307

Zlínský kraj ( German  Zliner Region ) is located in the east of the Czech Republic and borders on Slovakia to the east, and internally on the South Moravian Region and the Olomouc and Moravian-Silesian regions . 583,698 inhabitants (147 inhabitants / km²) live on an area of ​​3,964 km² (as of January 1, 2017). In the region there are 4 districts, 307 municipalities, 30 of which are cities. The administrative seat is in Zlín .

Statistical key figures

Statistical key figures 2005
Okres Area in km² Residents 1) Average age 1) Communities
Okres Kroměříž 800 106.039 42.9 79
Okres Uherské Hradiště 991 142,554 42.9 78
Okres Vsetín 1,143 143,380 42.3 61
Okres Zlín 1,030 191.725 42.8 89

1) on January 1, 2017

landscape

Smraďavka dam

The area is mainly mountainous, except for the plain that stretches along the Morava River and in the Slovácko region in the Uherské Hradiště area . The Moravian-Silesian Beskids are to the north, the Javorníky Mountains are to the east and the White Carpathians stretch to the south , which also form the natural border with Slovakia . To the south follow Vsetínská hornatina (" Vsetín Mountains") and Vizovická vrchovina (" Vizovice Mountains"), in the southwest Chřiby . The soil is poor in minerals and humus. Fertile soil can only be found in the valleys of the rivers. 49% of the land is used for agriculture. In the region there are some large protected landscape areas, especially the Beskydy and White Carpathians , which are also protected by UNESCO . The White Carpathian Euroregion is intended to encourage general cooperation in the nature reserve.

Demographics

The birth balance has been positive in recent years, but the overall development since 1994 has been negative. The average age in 2017 was 42.7 years.

economy

The district is one of the regions with a rather outdated infrastructure, mainly due to the liquidation of large companies and poor transport connections to the previously strong raw materials and intermediate products processing industry, which makes up 18% of companies in the manufacturing sector. These are mainly companies that process rubber and plastics (2%), metal processing (27%), electrical engineering (14%), mechanical engineering (3%) and the food industry (5%). The low level of modernization of the machinery also has a negative effect. The gross domestic product is 175,614 crowns per inhabitant. This is generated by 122,912 companies, of which 14,714 employ staff. In companies with more than 25 employees, more than half of all employees are gainfully employed.

labour market

The employment rate increased by 1.5% compared to 2001. The average wage was CZK 13,843, about CZK 2,000 below the national average. Unemployment was 4.48% in 2017.

Social facilities

In 339 kindergartens, 237 primary schools, 14 grammar schools, 51 technical high schools and 35 vocational schools, children are prepared for working life. There are also 11 post-secondary schools and the Tomáš Baťa University in Zlín with five faculties. There are 312 residents for one doctor in the district. 11 hospitals with 3,375 beds care for the sick.

District Cities

Districts / Okresy

Biggest cities

city Population
(December 31, 2005)
Zlín 75.117
Kroměříž 29.002
Vsetín 26,190
Uherské Hradiště 25,246
Valašské Meziříčí 22.309
Otrokovice 18.009
Uherský Brod 16,590
Rožnov pod Radhoštěm 16,477
Holešov 11,623
Bystřice pod Hostýnem 8,266
Napajedla 7,251
Hulin 6,902
Staré Město 6,755
Slavičín 6,553
Kunovice 5,597
Brumov-Bylnice 5,574
Zubří 5,553
Luhačovice 5,093
Valašské Klobouky 4,975
Chropyně 4,956

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Coordinates: 49 ° 13 '  N , 17 ° 44'  E