Editing Moravia (section)

===Cities===
*[[Brno]] (401,000 inhabitants) former land capital and nowadays capital of [[South Moravian Region]]; industrial, judicial, educational and research centre; railway and motorway junction
*[[Ostrava]] (285,000; central part, [[Moravská Ostrava]], lies historically in Moravia, most of the outskirts are in [[Czech Silesia]]), capital of [[Moravian-Silesian Region]], centre of heavy industry
*[[Olomouc]] (102,000), capital of [[Olomouc Region]], medieval land capital, seat of Roman Catholic archbishop, cultural centre of [[Haná|Hanakia]] and Central Moravia
*[[Zlín]] (74,000), capital of [[Zlín Region]], modern city developed after [[World War I]] by the [[Bata Shoes]] company
*[[Jihlava]] (54,000; mostly in Moravia, northwestern periphery lies in Bohemia), capital of [[Vysočina Region]], centre of the [[Bohemian-Moravian Highlands]]
*[[Frýdek-Místek]] (54,000), twin-city lying directly on the old Moravian-Silesian border (the western part, Místek, is Moravian), in the industrial area around Ostrava
*[[Prostějov]] (44,000), former centre of clothing and fashion industry, birthplace of [[Edmund Husserl]]
*[[Přerov]] (42,000), important railway hub and archeological site ([[Předmostí u Přerova (archaeological site)|Předmostí]])