Cheb Basin

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The Cheb Basin is a geological depression in western Bohemia, Czech Republic, known for its tectonic activity, mineral springs, and role as a significant segment of the Eger Rift.

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Cheb Basin canonical 2
Bohemian Basin 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geological basin
tectonic depression
alternativeName Chebská pánev
borderRegion near Czech–German border
contains Františkovy Lázně spa area
Soos National Nature Reserve
mineral springs fields
mofette fields
country Czech Republic
drainage Ohře River basin
geodynamicSignificance key area for studying crust–mantle interaction in central Europe
surface expression of mantle-derived CO2 degassing
geologicalAge Cenozoic
geologicalSetting intraplate rift zone
hasEconomicUse mineral water exploitation
spa tourism
hasFeature Neogene sediments
Quaternary sediments
active faults
gas emissions
thermal anomalies
thick sedimentary fill
hydrogeology CO2-driven mineral waters
highly mineralized springs
knownFor CO2-rich mofettes
mineral springs
seismic swarms
tectonic activity
languageOfToponym Czech language
surface form: Czech
locatedIn West Bohemia
surface form: western Bohemia
monitoredBy Czech Academy of Sciences
monitoredFor earthquake swarms
gas emissions
near Fichtel Mountains
Smrčiny (Fichtel) Mountains
town of Cheb
overlies crystalline basement of the Bohemian Massif
partOf Eger Graben
surface form: Eger Rift

Eger Graben
surface form: Ohře (Eger) Graben
region West Bohemia
surface form: western Bohemia seismic zone
relatedTo Eger Rift volcanism
intraplate seismicity in western Bohemia
tectonicStyle extensional tectonics
usedFor balneology
geothermal and geodynamic research

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Ohře passesThrough Cheb Basin
Klinovec hasViewOf Cheb Basin
this entity surface form: Bohemian Basin
Sokolov Basin locatedNear Cheb Basin