Forest around the Great Kemeri Bog

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Forest around the Great Kemeri Bog

Established in 1997, Kemeri National Park is the third largest national park in Latvia, covering an area of 381.65 km². Forests occupy 57% of the total area of the Kemeri National Park.

Year: 2017

From album: Peatlands

Photographer: Runa S. Lindebjerg

Tags: Latvia

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Start of the boardwalk in the Great Kemeri Bog

Tourist boardwalk in Great Kemeri Bog

Wetlands in Latvia - The Great Kemeri Bog

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