Kasejovický akát, Solitary tree in Kasejovice, Czech Republic.

Kasejovický akát is a black locust (Robinia pseudoacacia) growing on the left side of the road from Kasejovice toward Chloumek, beside a small chapel. Its cracked trunk is held by an iron hoop, and the dense crown branches from a single point. Measured in 2000, the trunk measures 389 cm around, the crown about 13 m across, and the tree 10.5 m tall.

The black locust was declared a protected tree in 1976, cited for its growth and as part of a monument. Its cracked trunk is now held together by a metal hoop, and the dense crown branches from a single point. Measurements taken in 2000 gave a trunk circumference of 389 cm.

The tree stands beside a small chapel on the road toward Chloumek, and the two are protected together as a single monument. Its cracked trunk is held by an iron hoop, and the dense crown branches from one point.

The tree is easily reached by the main pathways running through the village and can be visited throughout the year. It is helpful to familiarize yourself with the village layout to find it without difficulty.

The trunk is split and held together by a metal hoop, and the dense crown branches from a single point. Measurements from 2000 give a trunk circumference of 389 cm, a crown about 13 m across and a height of 10.5 m.