Anomalous zone in Russia: Cherepovets bogs

Near Cherepovets, the Russian Federation, the Cherepovets marshes, known as the anomalous zone, are located. For many years, experts have tried to find out why people who fell into the zone of influence of the marshes either went crazy or committed suicide. But according to legend, there lives a dark spirit that destroys human lives ...

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Mysterious place is almost a thousand years old. The depth of the marshes does not reach 5 meters. In the central part of the anomalous zone there are 2 lakes: Ivanchevskoe and Desert.

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