Latvia, Kuldiga and Venta waterfall

Kuldiga, a historic town in Latvia, was a capital of the Duchy of Korland. Known for its unique architecture, it features Saint Catherine's Church, founded in 1252. The Old Town, with its 17th and 18th-century ensemble, is unique in the Baltic states. The Venter Rapid, Europe's widest natural rapid, and the Koldega Brick Bridge, one of the longest of its type, are notable landmarks. The waterfall, formed on Devonian dollar stone, was part of a medieval shipping route. Fishing weirs were used to catch salmon and sturgeon. In 1997, the area was designated a natural monument.

Which saint is considered the patron of Kuldiga, and after whom is the oldest church named?

• Saint Peter

• Saint Catherine

• Saint John

• Saint Mary

What is the Venter Rapid known for?

• Being the tallest waterfall in Europe

• Being the widest natural rapid in Europe

• Being the longest river in Latvia

• Being the deepest lake in the Baltic states

In which year was the Koldega Brick Bridge constructed?

• 1674

• 1874

• 1774

• 1974

What type of stone is the Venta waterfall formed on?

• Granite

• Limestone

• Marble

• Devonian dollar stone

What was the primary purpose of the fishing weirs carved into the stone at Venta waterfall?

• To prevent flooding

• To create a swimming area

• To catch salmon and sturgeon

• To generate electricity