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Paparčiai Black Alder

In Paparčiai village, Barstyčiai elderate, Skuodo district, the Paparčiai Black Alder stands as an impressive natural heritage object, protected since 2016. This tree grows in the buffer protection zone of Žemaitija National Park and is notable for its striking appearance. It reaches a height of 21.1 meters, with a trunk circumference at 1.3 meters above ground measuring 4.75 meters. Due to its size and ancient value, the Paparčiai Black Alder is an important natural heritage object, attracting both nature enthusiasts and tourists interested in the unique natural formations of Lithuania.

Paparčiai Black Alder

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