Calcareous agglomerate (calcium agglomerate) is the so—called freshwater calcium carbonate deposits. The term can also refer to the product of sintering (agglomeration) of iron ore raw materials with the addition of lime (CaO). One of the springs of the Trousseau Valley. There are more than 60 types of mineral waters in the valley: calcium, sulfur, sulfate, magnesium, and ferruginous. This valley is often called the Narzan Valley. If the mineral water is constantly flowing, covering the rock with a thin layer of water, such travertines are formed.

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Яна П.

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How can such a fantastic place be rated below 5 stars? What kind of sophisticated tourists? Pamukale on minimums! A tiny waterfall where you can walk, and if you go to the wall and look up at the thinnest jets of water, then space! Definitely worth a stop on the way to/from Stepantsminda!

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