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The Nauradai Stone

The Nauradai Stone is a protected natural heritage site located in the Panevėžys region, Smilgiai Municipality, near the village of Nauradai. The site is equipped for visitors, with access roads and parking spaces. A cycling path stretches from Panevėžys to Nauradai. In 2013, a large section of the stone, previously buried underground, was uncovered. To prevent water accumulation, drainage systems were installed. The Nauradai Stone was designated a protected natural heritage site on June 21, 2007.

The Nauradai Stone

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