Vilce Nature Park
Protected area in Latvia
56°25′19″N 23°32′45″E / 56.42194°N 23.54583°E / 56.42194; 23.54583Nature Park "Vilce" is a specially protected nature territory Jelgava Municipality in Vilce Parish. Located in the lower reaches of the Vilces valley at its mouth Svētē. The protected area was established in 2004 to uniformly protect natural values, including river valleys, slope and ravine forests, sandstone outcrops, rare and protected plant species, and Vilce castle mound.[2]
There are 8 protected cultural and historical monuments in the territory of the nature park. Natura 2000 site.
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- Abava Valley
- Lake Adamovas
- Aiviekste floodplain
- Bauska
- Beberbeķi
- Bernāti
- Lake Cārmaņa
- Lake Cirīša
- Daugava Valley
- Curves of Daugava
- Doles Island
- Lake Dridža
- Driksnas sils
- Dviete floodplain
- Embūte
- Lake Engure
- Gaizinkalns
- Istra rolling hills
- Kuja
- Lake Kurjanova
- Laukezers
- Lake Medumu
- Milzukalns
- Numerne rampart
- Ogre Valley
- Ogre Blue Mountains
- Pape
- Piejūra
- Lake Pinku
- Ragakāpa
- Riežupe
- Salaca Valley
- Sauka
- Silene
- Svente
- Festive floodplain
- Talsi rolling hills
- Tērvete
- Užava lowland
- Vecumu forest
- Vilce
- Zvārde forest
- Ādaži
- Augšdaugava
- Augšzeme
- Kaučers
- Nīcgale forest
- Veclaicene
- Vecpiebalga
- Vestiena
- Ziemeļgauja
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