An edition of Tennessee Cave Survey Bulletin 2 Springs Of Middle Tennessee (1997)

Tennessee Cave Survey Bulletin 2 Springs Of Middle Tennessee

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Larry E. Matthews
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An edition of Tennessee Cave Survey Bulletin 2 Springs Of Middle Tennessee (1997)

Tennessee Cave Survey Bulletin 2 Springs Of Middle Tennessee

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This book lists all known springs in Middle Tennesse. Data includes spring name, latitude and longitude, elevation, geologic horizon, and any published references. Springs are arranged by 7.5 minute quadrangle and by county.

Publish Date
Publisher
Tennessee Cave Survey
Pages
120

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Subjects
spring, springs, geology
Places
Middle Tennessee

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September 1997, Tennessee Cave Survey
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First Sentence

"In a major karst area, such as Middle Tennessee, springs are an important part of the karst landscape."

Edition Notes

This book is available from the Tennessee Cave Survey and occasionally from the National Speleological Society Bookstore and other cave book dealers.

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Nashville, TN

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Number of pages
120
Dimensions
8.5 X 11

ID Numbers

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OL23256936M

Work Description

This books describes 795 springs in the Middle Tennessee area along with 129 Place Names that inclue the name "Spring" or "Springs", but for which the exact location of the spring is unknown. For each spring there is a location, the geologic horizon (if known), and the elevation.

This is the only major source of information on springs in the Middle Tennessee area.

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