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Klunst was a mountain in
Ebersbach, Görlitz in
Saxony, southeastern
Germany. It used to be 440 meters high. In the early 20th century It turned into a granite quarry.[1]
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Klunst was a mountain in
Ebersbach, Görlitz in
Saxony, southeastern
Germany. It used to be 440 meters high. In the early 20th century It turned into a granite quarry.[1]
