Wyandotte Cave

American

noun

a cave in S Indiana: one of the most extensive in the U.S., with 23 miles (37 km) of passages.

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The great Wyandotte Cave in Crawford County is the most noted of many similar caverns.

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Wyandotte Cave is several miles W. of Corydon.

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The caverns and sink holes gradually increase in number and size toward the south, until they culminate in Wyandotte Cave, second only to Mammoth Cave of Kentucky in extent, and in the so-called "valleys" of Harrison County which are in reality nothing but sink holes several square miles in extent.

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Wyandotte Cave.—So much has been printed concerning this celebrated cavern that no mention need be made of its interior features.

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Saltpeter Cave.—This is about 600 yards northwest of Wyandotte Cave.

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