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In 1995, the geographical center of Lithuania was officially determined in Ruoščiai village, Kėdainiai district (55°19’ N, 23°54’ E). It is marked by a large fieldstone symbolizing the central point of the country. Later, following a design by architect Vytautas Kundrotas, two additional stones were placed at the site to represent the regions of Žemaitija and Aukštaitija. In 2009, a granite plaque with the exact coordinates was installed.
In 2021, a new tourist attraction called the "Flower of Love and Peace" was introduced at the Lithuanian geographical center. Resembling Stonehenge, it consists of a circle of twelve fieldstones, each 36 cm in diameter, with a thirteenth stone at the center. This symbolic arrangement invites visitors to admire the landscape and experience the spirit of the place.
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