Newly first, albeit narrowly. The Kojál transmitter in the Vyškov region has become the tallest structure in the Czech Republic after the demolition in Libice.

The Kojál transmitter in Vyškov has become the tallest structure in the Czech Republic after the demolition of the Liblice transmitters. Standing at nearly 340 meters, it provides signal coverage to a wide area, including Brno. The transmitter has been operational for almost 70 years. Its height is 339.47 meters, and on clear days, it offers views of nearby mountains. The original transmitter was built in 1957-58, with the current structure completed in 1984. The number of transmitters and staff has significantly decreased due to modern technology, with only a few technicians now managing operations.