South Bohemia consists of the South Bohemian Basin, České Budějovice Basin and Třeboň Basin. The Bohemian Forest (Czech: "Šumava") is a low range of mountains situated in the south-west. Other highlands that can be found in the region are the Brdy Highlands (in the very northern part of the region), the Central-Bohemian Highlands (Czech: "Středočeská vrchovina", in the northern part of the region), the Bohemian-Moravian Highlands (Czech: "Českomoravská vrchovina", eastern part of the region) and the Novohradské Mountains (in the south of the region). The highest elevation in the region is the high Plechý in the Bohemian Forest, the lowest elevation with 350 metres above sea level is at the Orlík Dam.