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The salt in Manzalesti is localized in the Vrancea hilly region, within the East Carpathians Bend, north of the town of Buzau.
The Manzalesti zone, where the salt massif bearing the same name outcrops, is situated in the Magiresti–Perchiu Digitation, the innermost tectonic unit of the Subcarpathian Nappe (Săndulescu et al., 1980; Săndulescu, 1984).
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Săndulescu, M., Micu, M. & Popescu, B. 1980. La structure et la paléogeographie des formations miocènes des Subcarpathes Moldaves. Ass. Geol. Carp. Balk., Congr. IX, Tekt., p. 184–197, Kiev
Săndulescu, M. 1984. Geotectonics of Romania (in Romanian). Editura.Tehnica, p. 336, Bucharest
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Marunteanu, C., Ioane, D. (2010). Salt Karst in Manzalesti – Romania. In: Evelpidou, N., Figueiredo, T., Mauro, F., Tecim, V., Vassilopoulos, A. (eds) Natural Heritage from East to West. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-01577-9_13
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