What is the Kaali crater on the island of Saaremaa?
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Correct answer: C. A group of craters formed by a meteorite impact long ago
- Step 1: The main crater has a lake in it. Step 2. It is one of the best-known meteorite craters in Europe. Answer: A group of craters formed by a meteorite impact long ago. Why not the others: Estonia has no volcanoes, and the crater is not man-made.
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