Cedar Sink, sinkhole in the United States
Cedar Sink is a significant geological feature located in Edmonson County.
Embedded in the Mammoth Cave National Park's history, Cedar Sink has been explored extensively.
Cedar Sink represents the geological diversity that shapes local narratives and customs.
Hiking trails allow visitors to navigate through Cedar Sink's distinctive landscape.
The site is known for its underground watercourses that emerge and vanish unexpectedly.
Location: Edmonson County
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Cedar Sink is a significant geological feature located in Edmonson County.
Mammoth Cave is a natural monument of all-Russian significance, located in the Perm Krai of the Ural region, Russia.
Mammoth Cave National Park is home to the world's longest known cave system.
