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Moletai

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Molėtai 

a city (until 1956, a village); administrative center of Moletai Raion, Lithuanian SSR. Located on the Siesartis River (Nemunas basin), 33 km from the Utena railroad station (on the šiauliai-švenčionėliai line), 70 km north of Vilnius. The city has a creamery. There are many lakes in the region (the Moletai group of lakes).



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The objective of the research is to make an analysis and to compare the levels of motor transport produced noise on the roads of regional significance with asphalt and gravel pavement in Moletai district.
Lithuania's down to earth Moletai, a rural town with a mere 7,000 inhabitants in the northeast, prides itself on a unique Ethno-Cosmology Museum, the essence of which is a human being's and humanity's relations with the cosmic world.
STUDY AREA The study area was in a mixed deciduous-coniferous forest of Vilkaraistis (495 ha, Moletai District, eastern Lithuania, 55[degrees]09' N, 25[degrees]20' E).
 
 
 
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