II/124 road

Summary

II/124 road is a road^[1].

Key Facts

• II/124 road is located in Benešov District^[2].
• II/124 road is located in Tábor District^[3].
• II/124 road is located in Pelhřimov District^[4].
• II/124 road is in the country of Czech Republic^[5].
• II/124 road's traffic sign is recorded as SilniceII124.svg^[6].
• II/124 road's transport network is recorded as second-class road^[7].
• II/124 road's image is recorded as Neustupov (02).jpg^[8].
• II/124 road's instance of is recorded as road^[9].
• II/124 road's owned by is recorded as Central Bohemian Region^[10].
• II/124 road's owned by is recorded as South Bohemian Region^[11].
• II/124 road's owned by is recorded as Vysočina Region^[12].
• II/124 road's locator map image is recorded as II-124.png^[13].
• II/124 road's Commons category is recorded as Road II/124 (Czech Republic)^[14].
• II/124 road's OpenStreetMap relation ID is recorded as 3260050^[15].
• II/124 road's has part is recorded as Trčkova^[16].
• II/124 road's has part is recorded as Jana Jeníka z Bratřic^[17].
• II/124 road's has part is recorded as Žahourův mlýn^[18].
• II/124 road's partially coincident with is recorded as Voračického předměstí^[19].
• II/124 road's length is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q828224', 'amount': '+32.924'}^[20].
• II/124 road's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/121qfvpk^[21].
• II/124 road's Mapy.com ID is recorded as area&id=927538^[22].

Body

Geography

II/124 road is in the country of Czech Republic^[5]. Located in include Benešov District^[2], a district of the Czech Republic^[23], in Czech Republic^[24]; Tábor District^[3], a district of the Czech Republic^[25], in Czech Republic^[26], founded in 1960^[27]; and Pelhřimov District^[4], a district of the Czech Republic^[28], in Czech Republic^[29].

Physical Characteristics

II/124 road's length is recorded as {'unit': 'http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q828224', 'amount': '+32.924'}^[20].

Designation and Status

II/124 road's instance of is recorded as road^[9].

History and Context

Owners include Central Bohemian Region^[10], a region of the Czech Republic^[30], in Czech Republic^[31], founded in 2000^[32], headquartered in Prague^[33]; South Bohemian Region^[11], a region of the Czech Republic^[34], in Czech Republic^[35], founded in 2000^[36], headquartered in České Budějovice^[37]; and Vysočina Region^[12], a region of the Czech Republic^[38], in Czech Republic^[39], founded in 2000^[40], headquartered in Jihlava^[41].