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Magura National Park

park, Poland
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  • Łańcut: palace
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    / Geography

    Magura National Park protects part of the Lower Beskid Mountains and contains the ruins of both a 9th-century castle and villages and Orthodox churches abandoned by the Ruthenians, or Lemks, an ethnic group that lived in the region for centuries prior to being deported at…

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    Magura National Park protects part of the Lower Beskid Mountains and contains the ruins of both a 9th-century castle and villages and Orthodox churches abandoned by the Ruthenians, or Lemks, an ethnic group that lived in the region for centuries prior to being deported at…

    Read More