Sudomerice

The low-lying Morava River floodplain around Sudoměřice has shaped local farming and transport connections. The village stands on Czechia’s border with Slovakia, close to the town of Skalica, in a part of south-eastern Moravia where the flatlands meet the foothills of the White Carpathians. Sudoměřice is an important stop on the Baťa Canal, a 1930s waterway created for freight transport and now used mainly by recreational boats. Its most distinctive industrial landmark is the Výklopník, a former coal-loading device that tipped railway wagons to transfer cargo into canal barges. Continue through nearby webcams to explore Sudoměřice and the Morava valley.

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