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TO CONSERVE TUMBLING CREEK CAVE AND ITS NATURAL ENVIRONMENT AND MAINTAIN OR ESTABLISH THE HABITAT FOR NATIVE SPECIES AND NATIVE PLANT AND ANIMAL COMMUNITIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, VARIOUS UNIQUE, THREATENED AND ENDANGERED SPECIES, AND TO FACILITATE OR CONDUCT EDUCATION AND/OR RESEARCH ON NATURAL CAVE AND KARST SYSTEMS AND PROVIDE FACILITIES FOR SUCH EDUCATION AND/OR RESEARCH
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Tumbling Creek Cave Available Journals A National Natural Landmark References on Tumbling Creek Cave Field Trips Professional Short Courses Contact Information Protecting the Cave its Ecosystem Help Needed Please Donate Now. Tumbling Creek Cave Tumbling Creek Cave is located in rural southeastern Taney County Missouri about 35 miles east of Branson and 75 miles southeast of Springfield. It contains approximately two miles of mapped passages many of which are highly decorated with speleothems including stalactites stalagmites columns flowstone and cave coral. Some of the beauties of the cave are shown in a 12page photo essay in the TimeLife book The Ozarks in the American Wilderness Series Rhodes 1974.

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