The waterway was officially named Baťa Canal on May 1, 2002 with the participation of Tomáš Baťa Jr. and the popular name "Baťák" was renewed. The navigation route of the Baťa Canal begins at the Slovak port in Skalica and ends at the Czech port in Otrokovice. The diversity of the Baťa Canal is confirmed by its cross-border location, which connects two Slovak-Moravian regions full of rich history, beautiful culture and folklore.
The waterway was officially named Baťa Canal on May 1, 2002 with the participation of Tomáš Baťa Jr. and the popular name "Baťák" was renewed. The navigation route of the Baťa Canal begins at the Slovak port in Skalica and ends at the Czech port in Otrokovice. The diversity of the Baťa Canal is confirmed by its cross-border location, which connects two Slovak-Moravian regions full of rich history, beautiful culture and folklore.
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