KML (Keyhole Markup Language) is a form of the XML metalanguage designed for geographical data distribution. The KML is presently used most by the company Google for its map application, Google Earth (virtual globe), Google Maps (web map server) and Google Mobile (map access through mobile equipment). The KML format has become very popular in recent years.
The primary format is a KML file (XML file). The compressed version of the KML file is called KMZ and it is in fact a classic ZIP archive, which may be supplemented by other files outside the root KML file.

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Files for download:

Selected phenomena from the land division in the ÚAP JMK 2009: open in Google Earth; download KML file

Consists of these layers:
AR01B10 a AR01P10 – monument preserve – town, village, other
AR05B10 a AR05P10 – monument zones – town, village
AR07P00 – monument zones – landscape
AJ03B00 – immovable mational cultural monument or their collection
AJ05B00 a AJ05P00 – monument of UNESCO

Selected phenomena from the ÚAP JMK 2009 – ÚSES: open in Google Earth; download KML file

Selected phenomena from the ÚAP JMK 2009 – nature protection: open in Google Earth; download KML file

Selected phenomena from the ÚAP JMK 2009 – admin. division: open in Google Earth; download KML file

Selected phenomena from the agricultural division ÚAP JMK 2009 – wine districts: open in Google Earth; download KML file

Prověřovací územní studie v oblasti Jihozápadně města Brna: open in Google Earth; download KML file