Jez Háj ve Slezsku, weir on the Opava in Chabičov, Czech Republic

Jez Háj ve Slezsku is a reinforced-concrete weir on the Opava river at the 18.9 km mark, near the bridge on the road from Háj ve Slezsku to Dolní Benešov and close to the Hrabyňka stream and a mill race. It is 2 m high and cannot be run by canoeists, who portage on the left bank.

The weir is a reinforced-concrete structure on the Opava at river kilometre 18.9, next to the bridge on the road from Háj ve Slezsku to Dolní Benešov and near the mouth of the Hrabyňka stream and a millrace. It stands 2 m high and is not navigable for boaters, who must portage on the left bank. The site is freely accessible all year.

The weir lies on the Opava at the 18.9 km mark, by the bridge on the road from Háj ve Slezsku to Dolní Benešov, near the mouth of the Hrabyňka stream and a man-made millrace. The site is freely accessible all year round, and the weir is a known landmark for paddlers on this stretch of the river.

The weir lies on the Opava at river kilometre 18.9, by the bridge on the road from Háj ve Slezsku to Dolní Benešov, near the mouth of the Hrabyňka stream and a mill race. The site is freely accessible all year round. Boats cannot pass the 2 m drop; canoeists portage on the left bank.

The weir stands 2 m high at the 18.9th kilometre of the Opava, next to the bridge on the road from Háj ve Slezsku to Dolní Benešov and near the mouth of the Hrabyňka stream and a mill race. Because it is impassable, canoeists carry their boats around it on the left bank.