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Bohemian-Moravian Mountains
Information
Country	Czechia
Area	6 795,75 km²
Population	509 813 hab. (1er january 2020)
Density	75,02 inhab./km²
Location
49 ° 24 ′ 0 ″ N 15 ° 42 ′ 0 ″ E
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The Bohemian-Moravian Mountains is Czech Republic, a vast and long chain of hills and low mountains over 150 kilometers long corresponding to the administrative region Vysočina, literally highland region.

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Regions

Cities

• 49.40027815.5905561 Jihlava  – The center of the region and former royal mining town (last update Dec. 2019)
• 49.71615.6722 Chotěboř  (last update Dec. 2019)
• 49.60715.5783 Havlíčkův Brod  (last update Dec. 2019)
• 49.54315.3584 Humpolec  (last update Dec. 2019)
• 49.56516.0765 Nové Město na Moravě  (last update Dec. 2019)
• 49.4315.2246 Pelhřimov  (last update Dec. 2019)
• 49.18615.4577 Telč  – This city has a perfectly preserved Renaissance city center, surrounded by shallow man-made lakes. It is one of the most beautiful cities in the Czech Republic. (last update Dec. 2019)
• 49.21615.8818 Třebíč  – Has one of the best-preserved Jewish quarters in Europe (last update Dec. 2019)
• 49.28915.489 Třešť  (last update Dec. 2019)
• 49.29116.2310 Velká Bíteš  – A historic town on the border of the Highlands and the South Moravia (last update Dec. 2019)
• 49.35416.00911 Velké Meziříčí  (last update Dec. 2019)
• 49.56415.93712 Žďár nad Sázavou  – beautiful pilgrimage church (last update Dec. 2019)

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