1.5 km from the centre of Priekule town, in the middle part of the right bank slope of the Virga River, 100 m NW from the Virga River, 120 m S-SW from the Joguļi stone with carvings, 660 m NE from the Elīši Cup-Marked Stone, at the bottom of the forest-covered slope of an individual bedrock coast protuberance (between the Virga River, tributary and a tiny side ravine), 1 m below the surface level of the elevation, on its E slope.
In a meadow, approximately 200 m from the Jēči Mill and about 100 m from the Jēči homestead. Nearby there is te Jēči Mill, its park and nature trails.
About 5 km N from Embūte, on the slope of the Vēre Hill — hillfort, on its top part, in a bushy forest of deciduous trees. The nearest homestead Krišjāņi is about 600 m W from the hill and stone.
On the SW slope of the Golden Hill (Zelta kalniņš), 2.5 m from its foot, 300 m N of the Āpji homestead.
The Devil’s Stone is located 150 m direction NE from “Gevrani”, on the right bank of River Cirulupite, in an open area, 4 m from the bank of the river.
150 m direction SSW from “Ezernieki” home, in a wet and small forest, 75 m from the road and 30 m from the edge of the field. A small trail leads to the trail, and once there was a sign leading the way at the origin of the trail.
On the gently sloping side of the Virga (Priekule) River valley, in an open, agriculturally cultivated field, 350 m from the former Elekši homestead, around 400 m from the former Priekule–Skoda railway line, 80 m from the road place of the former Elekši homestead.
The hollow stone has been immured in the western end of the Eleja manor park wall – 4 m from the end of the wall, 2,5 m from the earth. Nearby an asphalt road, which leads to the Jelgava – Siauliai main road.
The stone is located in Jekabpils Museum Selonian Unit, in the middle of the courtyard of the museum. Once the stone was located in Selonia, Sunakste parish ‘Dzintari’.
