Seravots Sulphur Spring Observation Tower, Ķemeri National Park
Seravots Sulphur Spring Observation Tower, Ķemeri National Park
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Seravots Sulphur Spring Observation Tower, Ķemeri National Park
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Under the Quaternary peat deposits (Holocene epoch) lie Late Devonian gypsum rocks (Salaspils suite) which are washed by groundwater. Sulfate-reducing bacteria which emit hydrogen sulfide (H2S) in their process of life live in these conditions. The hydrogen sulfide oxidized in the water and sulphur precipitates at the bottom of the sulphur spring.
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Best routes near Seravots Sulphur Spring Observation Tower, Ķemeri National Park
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Elevation 10 m
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Max wind speed: 19.0 km/h
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