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Recorded Earthquake History and Seismic Records Near the Veveřský potok Natural Monument

This collection provides a searchable catalogue of historical earthquake events that occurred in the proximity of Veveřský potok, situated between the Novohradské podhůří foothills and the Novohradské hory mountains. Users can view mapped seismic data points, including event dates, magnitude readings, and epicentre distances calculated relative to the protected stream valley boundaries. The records serve as a reference for regional seismic history rather than a predictive hazard assessment.

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A flat-style digital illustration depicting a winding brook flowing through a forest valley toward a waterfall cascading down a cliff face beneath a yellow sun.

A small Czech stream valley protecting one of Europe's rarest freshwater species.

Veveřský potok

Veveřský potok is a small Czech natural monument in the South Bohemian Region, situated at the boundary between the Novohradské podhůří foothills and the Novohradské hory mountains, roughly one kilometer south of the town of Nové Hrady. It protects approximately five kilometers of an upper mountain stream valley and is embedded within the broader Novohradské hory Natural Park, near the Czech-Austrian border. The protected area was established specifically to conserve a European-significant locality of rare and threatened animal species. Its defining conservation value is the presence of the critically endangered European brook lamprey alongside the natural stream habitat it depends on. Although compact in size, the site reflects the broader ecological quality of the upper Novohradský stream systems that drain toward the Malše river basin. Beyond its narrow biodiversity focus, Veveřský potok is noteworthy because it integrates cultural and historical layers, including a long-used drinking-water spring for the town of Nové Hrady documented since 1639, and sits within a landscape shaped by twentieth-century border-zone depopulation. The combination of freshwater ecology, foothills-to-mountain transition, and historical land use gives the site a layered character typical of small but purposeful Czech natural monuments.

Location
Czechia
Park type
Natural monument
Established
2013
Area
0.3 km²
Highest point
685 m
Veveřský potok Protected Area Geography

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Examine earthquake observations around Veveřský potok, officially Přírodní památka Veveřský potok, a 0.3447 km² upland natural monument with major water presence across valley and river landscapes; compare time, magnitude, depth, locality and boundary distance. Proximity does not establish monument occurrence, river effects, present risk, seismic causation or future activity.

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1.4 km away#1 closest

North

Sokolí hnízdo a bažantnice Natural Monument: A South Bohemian Protected Broadleaf Woodland

Mapping the ecological boundaries and woodland history of this South Bohemian protected area.

Sokolí hnízdo a bažantnice constitutes a critical natural monument in the South Bohemian region of the Czech Republic. Positioned along the Stropnice River, this protected landscape preserves mature deciduous woodland habitats and essential invertebrate populations that define the biodiversity character of the Třeboň Basin.

Area
0.475 km²
Established
2014
Relief
Lowland
Climate
Temperate
Sokolí hnízdo a bažantnice Protected Area
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West

Velký Hodonický rybník Nature Reserve: Regional Geography and Protected Wetland Atlas

Mapped aquatic habitats in the South Bohemian foothills

Situated in the Novohradské podhůří, Velký Hodonický rybník is a protected nature reserve defined by its shallow fishpond basin and specialized wetland flora. This site acts as a key element of the Natura 2000 network, preserving rare aquatic vegetation and amphibian populations within a characteristic South Bohemian landscape. The area offers a detailed view into the intersection of historical agricultural land use and contemporary environmental preservation.

Area
0.027 km²
Established
2023
IUCN
III
Velký Hodonický rybník Protected Area Atlas
Nature reserveJihočeský kraj
About 31 km away#3 closest

Northwest

Vltava u Blanského lesa: Protected Natural Monument and River Valley Geography

Mapping the riparian landscape and conservation corridors in Jihočeský kraj

Situated in the Jihočeský kraj, Vltava u Blanského lesa is a designated nature reserve encompassing a unique river valley corridor. This area bridges the transition between aquatic river habitats and surrounding terrestrial meadows, protecting a structural mosaic essential for threatened plant and animal populations across several kilometers of the upper Vltava.

Area
4.78 km²
Established
2014
IUCN
III
Relief
Upland
Vltava u Blanského lesa Nature Reserve Map
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Natural monumentJihočeský kraj
About 33 km away#4 closest

North

Slepičí vršek Natural Monument: Exploring Inland Sand Dune Geography in the Třeboň Basin

Protected psammophilous landscape in Jihočeský kraj

Slepičí vršek represents a distinct eolian feature within the broader Třeboňsko landscape, characterized by its dry, undulating sandy soil and rare vegetation. This protected monument offers a clear case study for understanding inland dune development and the specialized biodiversity of relict habitats within the South Bohemian Region.

Area
0.019 km²
Established
1955
IUCN
III
Relief
Lowland
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Natural monumentJihočeský kraj
About 37 km away#5 closest

Northwest

Vrbenská tůň Natural Monument: Wetland Geography and Protected Landscape Analysis

A significant oxbow wetland fragment in the South Bohemian region.

Vrbenská tůň functions as a protected natural monument focused on the conservation of lowland pond ecosystems. Located within the Jihočeský kraj, this area offers a window into the hydrology of the České Budějovice Basin, supporting specialized amphibian populations and aquatic flora within its restored basin and surrounding buffer zones.

Area
0.009 km²
Established
1974
IUCN
III
Relief
Lowland
Vrbenská tůň Protected Wetland Atlas
Natural monumentJihočeský kraj
About 37 km away#6 closest

West

Výří vrch Natural Monument: Regional Geography and Limestone Habitat Mapping

Protected limestone terrain in Jihočeský kraj

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Area
0.129 km²
Established
2010
IUCN
IV
Relief
Upland
Výří vrch Natural Monument Geography
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Nature reserveJihočeský kraj
39 km away#7 closest

Northwest

Rybník Motovidlo Nature Reserve: Geographic Overview and Protected Area Profile

A critical aquatic landscape within the Jihočeský kraj region

Rybník Motovidlo is a specialized nature reserve in the Czech Republic, recognized for its role in conserving endangered aquatic vegetation and providing a refuge for diverse amphibian fauna. Its geographic position within the České Budějovice Basin links it to the broader network of South Bohemian ponds. The site serves as a vital case study for the integration of traditional pond management with modern biodiversity protection in a wetland-focused environmental context.

Area
0.116 km²
Established
2022
IUCN
III
Relief
Lowland
Rybník Motovidlo Nature Reserve Atlas
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Natural monumentJihočeský kraj
About 41 km away#8 closest

West

Meandry Chvalšinského potoka Natural Monument: Mapped River Geography and Valley Terrain

Protected riparian habitat in the South Bohemian landscape

This natural monument protects a remarkably intact stretch of the Chvalšinský potok, where natural meanders, cut banks, and point bars create a living laboratory of fluvial geography. Beyond the stream itself, the site encompasses moist thistle and sedge meadows, offering a clear view into the traditional wetland ecology of the region. As a protected enclave, it maintains essential hydrological integrity within the broader landscape of the Czech countryside.

Area
0.048 km²
Established
2001
IUCN
IV
Relief
Lowland
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Continue your study of Czech protected landscapes by examining the stream corridor and mountain topography of Veveřský potok. MoriAtlas provides detailed context on the environmental significance of this site within the broader Novohradské hory region and the Malše river basin.

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