description Peacock Springs Overview
Peacock Springs, officially Wes Skiles Peacock Springs State Park, is a Florida state park in Suwannee County that protects a spring and an extensive underwater cave system. The park contains two major springs, a spring run, and six sinkholes, and more than 30,000 feet of limestone passages and rooms have been documented and explored in the connected cave system. Cave divers use the system for exploration and mapping, while the park also preserves surface features that illustrate Florida's limestone geology.
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Where is Peacock Springs?
Peacock Springs is in Suwannee County, Florida. Its official name is Wes Skiles Peacock Springs State Park.
How many sinkholes are in Peacock Springs State Park?
The park contains six sinkholes. It also protects two major springs, a spring run, and an extensive underwater cave system.
How long is the underwater cave system at Peacock Springs?
The protected limestone cave system extends for more than 30,000 feet. The park is known for cave diving and its connected springs and sinkholes.
What features are protected at Peacock Springs?
The park protects two major springs, a spring run, six sinkholes, and an underwater limestone cave system. It is located in Suwannee County, Florida.
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