- summer (DST) CEST (UTC+2) Area 61.13 km² | Elevation 594 m Local time Monday 4:06 PM | |
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Weather 11°C, Wind W at 19 km/h, 71% Humidity Points of interest SKI SNOWPARK, Horácké muzeum, Nové Město na Moravě, Kostel svaté Kunhuty, Pasecká skála | ||
Nové Město na Moravě ( [ˈnovɛː ˈmɲɛsto ˈna moravjɛ]; German: Neustadtl; literally a diminutive of "New Town") is a town in the Vysočina Region in the central Czech Republic. It has about 10,500 inhabitants. The town is a prominent Czech winter sports resort and it hosted the 2013 Biathlon World Championships.
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- Map of 592 31 NovC3A9 MC49Bsto na MoravC49B Czechia
- Biatlon z vod klasick ch sm en ch tafet nov m sto na morav 6 2 2015
- Transport
- Business in town
- EGU Brno Facility
- Notable residents
- References
Map of 592 31 Nov%C3%A9 M%C4%9Bsto na Morav%C4%9B, Czechia
Biatlon z vod klasick ch sm en ch tafet nov m sto na morav 6 2 2015
Transport
The town is a hub of many local roads, crossed by a first class road No. 19, and also by local railways No. 251 Tisnov - Žďár nad Sázavou. It is accessible from the D1 motorway, lying 30 km away from its nearest exit 141.
Business in town
Despite its distant mountainous location, the town has a long tradition of manufacturing. Among the significant sectors is the production of ski equipment by Sporten, of medical instruments by Medin, and of wireless communication modems by Racom.
EGU Brno Facility
Near the urban part Studnice, there is at 49°36′31.40″N 16°05′2.500″E a testing facility of EGU Brno, which has three towers. The central tower of this facility, which is equipped with a lot of antennas looks very funny and is nicknamed Gyro Gearloose Tower after the famous fictional inventor Gyro Gearloose, who has a similar structure in his garden. [1]