Mammoth Spring National Natural Landmark - Arkansas - U.S. National Natural Landmarks on Waymarking.com

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"IN BRIEF
Fulton County - Northeastern edge of Mammoth Spring village. Third largest spring in the Ozark Mountains, and a classic example of a spring originating as a resurgent subterranean stream.
Owner: State
DESIGNATION DATE June 1972"

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"Mammoth Spring is Arkansas's largest spring and the second largest spring in the Ozark Mountains. A National Natural Landmark, the spring flows nine million gallons of water hourly. " "Mammoth Spring State Park bears the name of the park’s world famous, natural spring that is a National Natural Landmark. Mammoth Spring is the largest spring in Arkansas, and the second largest in the Ozark Mountain region. It flows at an average rate of 9.78 million gallons per hour with a constant water temperature of 58ø Fahrenheit. "

Predominate Feature: A massive spring, with lake, dam, museum and park Parking/Access Location: N 36° 29.757 W 091° 32.179 Ownership: State Terrain Rating: Admission Charged: no Landmark's Website: [Web Link]

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