This is a list of the tallest structures in the Czech Republic. The list contains all types of structures, may be incomplete and should be expanded.
| Name | Pinnacle height | Year | Structure type | Place | Coordinates | Remarks |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RKS Liblice 2 | 355 m | 1976 | Guyed Mast | Liblice | 50°3′43.37″N 14°53′11.27″E / 50.0620472°N 14.8864639°E / 50.0620472; 14.8864639 (RKS Liblice, Mast 1) ; 50°3′47.12″N 14°53′12.84″E / 50.0630889°N 14.8869°E / 50.0630889; 14.8869 (RKS Liblice, Mast 2) | 2 masts, tallest masts used for mediumwave transmission in the world |
| Vysílač Krašov, new mast | 347.5 m | 1981 | Guyed Mast | near Bezvěrov | 49°59′44.02″N 13°04′45.66″E / 49.9955611°N 13.07935°E / 49.9955611; 13.07935 (Vysílač Krašov) | |
| Transmitter Kojál, new mast | 339.5 m | 1985 | Guyed Mast | near Krásensko | 49°22′12.33″N 16°48′57.89″E / 49.3700917°N 16.8160806°E / 49.3700917; 16.8160806 (Kojál transmitter) | |
| Vysílač Krašov, old mast | 312.5 m | 1974 | Guyed Mast | near Bezvěrov | completed in 1960 with height 305 m, enlarged in 1974, collapsed in January 1979 | |
| Transmitter Kojál, old mast | 322.4 m | 1959 | Guyed Mast | near Krásensko | dismantled in 1985 | |
| Chimney of Chvaletice Power Station | 305 m | 1977 | Chimney | Chvaletice | 50°1′38.91″N 15°27′11.9″E / 50.027475°N 15.453306°E / 50.027475; 15.453306 (Chvaletice Power Station Chimney) | |
| Přední kout transmitter | 300 m | ? | Guyed mast | Přední kout | 48°58′17″N 16°46′48″E / 48.97139°N 16.78°E / 48.97139; 16.78 (Přední kout transmitter (planned)) | planned |
| Chimney of Tušimice Power Station 2 | 300 m | 1974 | Chimney | Tušimice | 50°22′56.19″N 13°20′24.42″E / 50.382275°N 13.3401167°E / 50.382275; 13.3401167 (Tušimice Power Station Chimney) | |
| Chimney of Prunéřov Power Station 2 | 300 m | 1981 | Chimney | Prunéřov | 50°25′3.92″N 13°15′32.89″E / 50.4177556°N 13.2591361°E / 50.4177556; 13.2591361 (Prunéřov Power Station Chimney) | |
| Blaw-Knox Tower Liblice | 280.4 m | 1936 | Guyed mast | Liblice | insulated against ground, demolished on October 17, 1972 | |
| Chimney of Mělník Power Station II | 270 m | 1971 | Chimney | Horní Počály | 50°24′43.09″N 14°25′7.35″E / 50.4119694°N 14.4187083°E / 50.4119694; 14.4187083 (Mělník Power Station Chimney) | |
| Dětmarovice Power Station, Chimney Southeast | 270 m | 1998 | Chimney | Dětmarovice | 49°54′18.69″N 18°28′10.14″E / 49.9051917°N 18.4694833°E / 49.9051917; 18.4694833 (Dětmarovice Power Station, Chimney Southwest) | |
| Dětmarovice Power Station, Chimney Northwest | 269 m | 1975 | Chimney | Dětmarovice | 49°54′21.01″N 18°28′5.33″E / 49.9058361°N 18.4681472°E / 49.9058361; 18.4681472 (Dětmarovice Power Station, Chimney Northeast) | |
| Longwave transmitter Topolná | 257 m | 1951 | Guyed Mast | Topolná | 49°7′32.88″N 17°30′45.97″E / 49.1258°N 17.5127694°E / 49.1258; 17.5127694 (Topolna transmitter, Mast 1) ; 49°7′18.85″N 17°30′41.78″E / 49.1219028°N 17.5116056°E / 49.1219028; 17.5116056 (Topolna transmitter, Mast 2) | 2 masts |
| Košetice Meteoroligacal Mast | 250 m | 2012 | Guyed Mast | Košetice | ||
| Buková hora TV Tower | 223 m | 1967 | Concrete tower | Buková hora | 50°40′17″N 14°13′44″E / 50.67139°N 14.22889°E / 50.67139; 14.22889 (Buková hora TV Tower) | |
| Litovel transmitter | 220 m | ? | Guyed Mast | Litovel | 49°42′38″N 17°3′23″E / 49.71056°N 17.05639°E / 49.71056; 17.05639 (Litovel transmitter ( demolished)) | 3 masts, demolished |
| Chimney of Mittal Steel Ostrava | 220 m | Chimney | Ostrava | 49°47′40″N 18°18′48″E / 49.79444°N 18.31333°E / 49.79444; 18.31333 (Mittal Steel Ostrava Chimney) | ||
| Chimneys of Trmice Power Plant | 220 m | Chimney | Trmice | 50°38′41.09″N 13°59′12.29″E / 50.6447472°N 13.9867472°E / 50.6447472; 13.9867472 (Trmice Power Plant Chimney) ; 50°38′39.48″N 13°59′20.48″E / 50.6443°N 13.9890222°E / 50.6443; 13.9890222 (Trmice Power Plant Chimney) | 2 chimneys | |
| Chimney of Počerady Power Station II | 220 m | 1977 | Chimney | Počerady | 50°25′35″N 13°40′38″E / 50.42639°N 13.67722°E / 50.42639; 13.67722 (Počerady Power Station Chimney) | |
| Chimney of Brno Maloměřice Heat Power Station | 217 m | 1982 | Chimney | Brno | 49°13′23″N 16°38′48″E / 49.22306°N 16.64667°E / 49.22306; 16.64667 (Brno Maloměřice Heat Power Station Chimney) | |
| Žižkov Television Tower | 216 m | 1992 | Tower | Prague | 50°4′51″N 14°27′4″E / 50.08083°N 14.45111°E / 50.08083; 14.45111 (Žižkov Television Tower ( Prague TV Tower)) | |
| Chimney of Vřesová Power Station | 206 m | Chimney | Vřesová | 50°15′20″N 12°41′45″E / 50.25556°N 12.69583°E / 50.25556; 12.69583 (Vresova Chimney) | ||
| Chimney of Power Station of Škoda Auto works | 200 m | Chimney | Mladá Boleslav | 50°25′2″N 14°55′59″E / 50.41722°N 14.93306°E / 50.41722; 14.93306 (Škoda Auto Chimney) | ||
| Chimney of Mělník Power Station III | 200 m | 1980 | Chimney | Horní Počaply | 50°24′52″N 14°24′47″E / 50.41444°N 14.41306°E / 50.41444; 14.41306 (Mělník Power Station Chimney) | |
| Chimney of Ledvice Power Station | 200 m | 1969 | Chimney | Ledvice | 50°34′35″N 13°46′45″E / 50.57639°N 13.77917°E / 50.57639; 13.77917 (Ledvice Power Station Chimney) | |
| Chimneys of Počerady Power Station | 200 m | Chimney | Počerady | 50°25′40″N 13°40′36″E / 50.42778°N 13.67667°E / 50.42778; 13.67667 (Počerady Power Station Chimney) ; 50°25′36″N 13°40′43″E / 50.42667°N 13.67861°E / 50.42667; 13.67861 (Počerady Power Station Chimney) | 2 chimneys | |
| Large chimney of Neratovice Spolana Works | 200 m | 1976 | Chimney | Neratovice | 50°16′25″N 14°31′26″E / 50.27361°N 14.52389°E / 50.27361; 14.52389 (Spolana Neratovice Chimney) | |
| Chimney of Prunéřov Power Station 1 | 200 m | 1976 | Chimney | Prunéřov | 50°24′42″N 13°15′9″E / 50.41167°N 13.2525°E / 50.41167; 13.2525 (Prunéřov Power Station Chimney) | |
| Chimney of Tušimice Power Station 1 | 196 m | 1963–1964 | Chimney | Tušimice | demolished on November 27, 2005 | |
| Cukrák transmitter | 195 m | 1961 | tower | Jíloviště | 49°56′10″N 14°21′21″E / 49.93611°N 14.35583°E / 49.93611; 14.35583 (Cukrák transmitter) |
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