Viru Bog

Last updated April 08, 2025

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Viru Bog is a bog in Harju County, Estonia within Lahemaa National Park.^[1]

The area of the bog is 235 ha.^[1]

Thickness of peat layer is about 6 m.^[1]

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Viru bog, aerial photo
Viru bog, aerial photo
Viru Bog
Viru Bog

References

1 2 3 "Viru raba ja soode teke" (PDF). Tartu University (in Estonian). Retrieved 31 May 2020.

59°28′25″N25°39′42″E / 59.473511°N 25.66174°E / 59.473511; 25.66174

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