Chocholík
Chocholík[1] (in English, "little crest") is a hill in the highlands of Hanušovická vrchovina, 548 meters above sea level.
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Chocholík Hill. The Bludov village is in the foreground
Geography
The top is accessible via a tourist path. Bludov, Hrad Bludov, Bludoveček and Zámeček are situated on the side of the hill. The hill contains deposits of granodiorite and a special kind of wollastonite, the bludovit, which are mined.
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