Dvorce on the border between Bohemia and Moravia

Dvorce is located in the Jihlava District on the border between Bohemia and Moravia. Anyone looking for a hotel in Dvorce can locate the village using several geographical reference points: Jihlava, Kostelec, Cejle and Mirošov lie in the respective directions and at the distances specified. Within the cadastral area, the Jihlava forms the eastern boundary; part of the Hubenov Reservoir lies to the north. The village is also home to the Chapel of St John of Nepomuk. These details combine regional orientation with specific landscape features and a building. The border between Bohemia and Moravia locates Dvorce within the region; the Jihlava, by contrast, forms the eastern boundary of the cadastral area. These are two different frames of reference.

Location and distances around Dvorce

Dvorce lies nine kilometres southwest of Jihlava. It is also four kilometres north of Kostelec, 1.5 kilometres northeast of Cejle and four kilometres southeast of Mirošov. Of these four reference points, Cejle is the closest, at 1.5 kilometres. The two four-kilometre distances lead in different directions: Dvorce lies north of Kostelec and southeast of Mirošov. At nine kilometres, Jihlava is farther away than the three other places mentioned. This provides a comparative picture in which direction matters just as much as distance.

River and reservoir in the cadastral area

The Jihlava forms the eastern boundary of Dvorce’s cadastral area. The Jedlovský potok flows into the river from the left; this indicates the side relative to the direction of flow. Part of the Hubenov Reservoir lies in the northern section of the same cadastral area. These details describe different geographical relationships: the Jihlava marks a boundary, the Jedlovský potok is its tributary, and part of the reservoir lies in the northern area. The river boundary and the reservoir are therefore associated with different parts of the cadastral area.

The Chapel of St John of Nepomuk

The Chapel of St John of Nepomuk in Dvorce is a rectangular building with a segmental-arched termination. Its gabled roof supports an open polygonal roof turret. A roof turret is a structure built on the roof; polygonal describes a shape with several sides. Segmental-arched describes a shallow, curved arch. This distinguishes the building’s body from its roof structure: the rectangular building and its termination define the basic form, while the gabled roof and roof turret describe the roof area. For travellers interested in religious architecture, the chapel is a specific, identifiable building with clearly defined features.

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For the main travel overview: Jihlava District.