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Caverns and Caves

Underground caverns and caves have been eroded into the surface of the earth for millions of years.  The forces of water erosion has formed many of these amazing spectacles all over North America.  The natural underground chamber in a hillside or a cliff is known as a Cave. Caves only have one opening, where Caverns may have several openings.  Underground Caverns have formations known as Speleothems.  The shape that the Speleothems take is determined by the dripping of the water and the flow of the water that enters the cavern.

How Do Caves Form?

Top 10 Most Amazing Caves and Caverns In The U.S.

Amazing Record-Breaking Caves

America's Greatest Caverns

Ohio's Scenic Geology

Linville Caverns - North Carolina

Mammoth Cave:  A Place I Call Home

Geology of Mammoth Cave,   Kentucky

Mammoth Cave National Park

Luray Caverns in Virginia

Tuckaleechee Caverns in Tennessee

Carlsbad Caverns National Park In New Mexico

Carlsbad Caverns National Park   New Mexico

Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico

New Discoveries At Carlsbad Caverns 

Cumberland Caverns in Tennessee

The Secret Is Out!  Kartchner Caverans Is Absolutely Arizona

Kartchner Caverns In Arizona

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