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The Struve Geodetic Arc is a scientific monument of global importance, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Created in the 19th century, this chain of survey points was used to measure the exact size and shape of the Earth. The arc stretches over 2,800 km across 10 European countries, with the Republic of Moldova being part of this remarkable project. The marked points in Moldova represent the region’s contribution to global scientific research. The site stands out for its historical and scientific value. It is a unique attraction for travelers interested in heritage, science, and history.

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Access to the Struve Geodetic Arc points is free. Visits are often combined with exploring nearby natural landscapes and villages.