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Panská Skála

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A curious rock structure, which looks like an organ, is definitely worth a visit. The rock structure is made of columnar basalt. There is nothing like that in the Czech Republic. It is located in the little town Kamenický Šenov, 17 kilometres from Česká Lípa.

Panská skála, a geologic formation 80 kilometers north of Prague, lies in the historical region of Bohemia in the Czech Republic. Panská skála is like the Giant's causeway, Ireland, or the Devil's Postpile, California. The volcanic formation is in the Central European Volcanic Province, and is thought to have been formed 30 million years ago.
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