Bývalá navigační věž, Navigation tower in Budišov nad Budišovkou, Czech Republic

The former navigation tower stands on Červená hora at about 748 m in the Nízký Jeseník range, southeast of the summit, in the Guntramovice cadastre of Budišov nad Budišovkou. Only reinforced-concrete remains of the foundations of its steel lattice structure survive on the site.

In 1941 the German Wehrmacht built a radar and meteorological station for the Luftwaffe on Červená hora, including a navigation tower and a wooden building for troops. The tower was demolished in 1995 because wind-induced vibrations disturbed seismic measurements at the nearby meteorological station. Only reinforced-concrete fragments of the lattice steel structure's foundations remain southeast of the summit.

The site is marked by reinforced-concrete remains of the tower's steel lattice foundation, visible southeast of the summit. The wooden barracks that housed the Wehrmacht crew has vanished, leaving only these fragments of the 1941 radar and weather station.

The site lies southeast of the Červená hora summit at about 748 m, in the Nízký Jeseník range, on the cadastral land of Guntramovice. Only reinforced-concrete fragments of the lattice tower's foundations remain. The summit also holds the Červená u Libavé meteorological station and a transmitter; the Zlatá lípa memorial tree and the Lávový suk outcrop lie to the west.

The tower was demolished in 1995 because wind-induced vibrations disturbed seismic measurements at the nearby meteorological station. Only reinforced-concrete fragments of the steel lattice tower's foundations remain southeast of the summit, at about 748 m in the Nízký Jeseník range.