Bārbeles sērūdeņraža avots / Barbele hydrogen sulphuric spring
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Spēcīgs avots, izplūst sērūdeņradi saturošs ūdens. Dokumentos avota ūdens kā dziedniecības līdzeklis minēts kopš 18.gadsimta sākuma, vairākkārt līdzās tam celtas ārstniecības iestādes, kas nav saglabājušās.
Iecavas upes ielejas kreisajā krastā pie Kokneviču mājām, pie Avotniekiem, pie Brusām, 2 km dienvidrietumos no Bārbeles baznīcas.
Powerful spring, water contains hydrogen sulphide. Spring has been mentioned as a site of water cure since the beginning of 18th century. Several times health resorts have been built near the springs, none exists today.
Left bank of Iecava river valley near Koknevici farmstead, near Avotnieki, 2 kilometres south-west from Barbele church.
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