Category:Historic Trail and Cave Entrance

**Historic Trail and Cave Entrance**
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Nature de l’élément	sentier de randonnée; entrée de grotte;
Se trouve dans l'aire protégée	Jewel Cave National Monument;
Lieu	comté de Custer, Dakota du Sud, É.-U.
Style architectural	style rustique du National Park Service;
Statut patrimonial	inscrit au Registre national des lieux historiques (1995–);
Date de fondation ou de création	1937;
Chaîne de montagnes	Black Hills;
	43° 43′ 57,29″ N, 103° 50′ 32,43″ O
Autorité
	Q106706530; identifiant Registre national des lieux historiques: 95000337
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