Wakulla Springs

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Wakulla Springs is one of the world’s largest and deepest freshwater springs, renowned for its crystal-clear waters, rich wildlife, and historic state park in northern Florida.

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Wakulla Springs canonical 3
Wakulla Spring 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf freshwater spring
natural feature
tourist attraction
underwater cave system
feeds Floridan Aquifer system (discharge point)
linked to: Floridan Aquifer
formedIn limestone
hasEcosystemType spring-fed river ecosystem
hasFeature boat tour operations
large spring basin
swimming area
underwater cave passages
hasGeologicalType karst spring
hasHistoricalUse film location
hasNameOrigin Wakulla River
hasNearbyFacility historic Wakulla Springs Lodge
hasOutflow Wakulla River
hasOwnerHistory Edward Ball
hasProtectionStatus state park
hasWaterType freshwater
hasWildlife alligator
fish
manatee
turtles
wading birds
isTourismDestinationFor eco-tourism
nature-based tourism
knownFor crystal-clear water
great depth
large discharge volume
rich biodiversity
submerged cave system
locatedIn Florida
United States
Wakulla County, Florida NERFINISHED
near Tallahassee, Florida
partOf Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park
Wakulla River system
linked to: Wakulla River
protectedBy Florida Department of Environmental Protection
subjectTo aquifer conservation concerns
water quality protection efforts
usedFor recreation
scientific research
snorkeling
swimming
wildlife viewing
wasFilmLocationFor Creature from the Black Lagoon
Tarzan films

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Wakulla County, Florida knownFor Wakulla Springs
Wakulla County, Florida contains Wakulla Springs
Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park hasFeature Wakulla Spring
linked to: Wakulla Springs
Wakulla County hasNaturalFeature Wakulla Springs