Onuškis Manor

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Onuškis Manor is a former residential manor in Onuškis village, Rokiškis district.^[1] The manor was heavily damaged during World War I and currently only ruins remains.^[2]

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56°08′20″N 25°31′53″E / 56.13889°N 25.53139°E / 56.13889; 25.53139

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