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Lakes of the Czech Republic physico-geographical a physico limnological characteristics
Šobr, Miroslav ; Janský, Bohumír (advisor) ; Kříž, Vladislav (referee) ; Vrba, Jaroslav (referee)
J e ze r a C e s kér ep ub l i lE fyz i c ko ge o g r af c kéa fyz i ká lně J i ntno l o gi cké p o mě ry Lakes of the Czeclt Republic physico-geographical and physicoJimnological clnracteristics (Etiglish veÍsion) IntroducÍiotl In comparison with other European regions, there are orrly a few oflakes oťnatural origin in the Czech Republic. In our country, there are neither high mountains with network of glacial lakes nor vast lowlands of northem type with tlre lďie plateau' There are neither vast, fully developed karsts regions, nor active volcanic areas nor sea shores. The fluvial lakes originated in tlre floodplains oťseveral waterways are one tlre most numerolls types of lakes ir-r the courrtry. In the river floodplains there had been massive rnining of gravel-sand alluvium sedirnents which is connected to tlre origination oť the lakes o| arrthropogenic origin. These ale also rather frequent irr the areas of coal mining, especially of lignite coal and other mineral resources. And the last numerous type of lakes includes the water bodies in the peat bog and moor land areas which are scattered alorrg the wlrole mountain border range in the Czeclr Republic (JANSKÝ, ŠosnBr AL. 2003). In comparison to the world's lakes, the lakes in the Czecir Republic are of far smaller size and volume dimensions. They are...
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