In a forest, next to the road leading from Riteri to Alotene station, 3,66 km from the Riga – Daugavpils main road, on the left of the road, 3 m from the road
In a forest, next to the road leading from Riteri to Alotene station, 3,66 km from the Riga – Daugavpils main road, on the left of the road, 3 m from the road
600 m direction W from the “Imantas” home, 500 m direction W from Pilsrundale – Jaunsvirlauka road, in an open area, in a meadow.
4,5 km direction SE from the centre of Vecumnieki, 0,5 km direction E from the junction of the Vecumnieki – Skaistkalne and Vecumnieki – Nereta roads, on the left bank of the River Viksnina.
The stone is located 100 m direction N from Zasa School, 20 m from the new sports hall, aside of the park, in a well-managed area.
On the right bank of the River Suseja, near Plani. 130 m of the Vecumnieki – Nereta road, 50 m downstream a sharp river turn.
Six travelling or portable cup-marked stones, which were found on the Daugava valley wall at the Stukmani’ Vinakalns Hill, is the property of the Latvian Petroglyph Centre. The stones are now located with the Aizkraukle History and Arts Museum and are shown upon request. Some of the cup-marked stones were included in a travelling exposition in 2011 by exposing these in the territory of North Vidzeme Geopark – in Koni and Mazsalaca.
2 km direction NW from Berze, 200 m direction NE from “Veji” home, 200 m direction N from the nearby rural road, at the edge of a small forest, 10 m from the field.
The home “Duzani” and various stones immured in its foundations and walls may be visited.
In the Eastern part of Zemgale Planning Region, in the meadows belonging to “Vaiki” home, 55 m to the right (direction river) from the Riga – Daugavpils main road and around 300 m from the right bank of River Daugava.
