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  IJewel Cave National Monument Sign.jpg 2816 × 1880; 1,91 MB
  
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  A caver looks at a cave formation called a logomite. (ea1af457-04fe-082f-ada5-4d0b6fd02a07).JPG 3888 × 2592; 2,61 MB
  
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  A park ranger fixes a band to a bat's wing. (f4e6c764-9c28-4eff-8360-3dc42a99f341).jpg 2944 × 2000; 930 KB
  
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  Another view of a gypsum flower inside Jewel Cave (eba57bca-f214-d088-8018-13e403b72e6e).JPG 3776 × 2520; 3,91 MB
  
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  Caver at the Calorie Counter (18dd26b2-af50-1b36-e624-f18905c8c3e5).JPG 1280 × 960; 600 KB
  
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  Caver looking at Bottle Brushes (1b31895e-e965-3105-60db-3dd276987811).JPG 3888 × 2592; 3,17 MB
  
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  Cavers with Large Logomites (ea5a163a-f9de-ea98-3ac9-948a9b115696).jpg 3072 × 2304; 3,07 MB
  
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  Dogtooth Spar can be distinguished from Nailhead Spar by its sharp tips. It is said to resemble a dog's tooth and is not as (eae7c9d9-a182-e962-1382-22f1dee2c0f2).JPG 3888 × 2592; 3,06 MB
  
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  Flowstone drapery with stalactites and small draperies (2cdd4407-d26e-4e51-bfcb-da82441a3765).JPG 3648 × 2736; 2,29 MB
  
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  Forest at Jewel Cave National Monument (38e33a12-17eb-4053-9a25-5fd9b3bd21ce).jpg 720 × 406; 71 KB
  
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  Frostwork is a very delicate formation which is almost always made of Aragonite and can often be found on top of cave popcorn. (eb57008a-a6d2-69ab-d54c-1a416d1c344e).jpg 960 × 720; 73 KB
  
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  Gypsum flowers are typically only found in dry areas of Jewel Cave. (eb8214a0-ba30-b9ad-62f7-34d22e66831e).JPG 2592 × 1944; 2,29 MB
  
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  Jewel Cave is a dry cave, but areas with "wet" formations such as these stalagmites and stalactites do exist. (ea3f6ae9-be6d-220e-3d57-658de86879dd).JPG 3888 × 2592; 3,09 MB
  
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  Jewel Cave National Monument, South Dakota, 2008 (027d39a1-1dd8-b71b-0bb1-bb53dc32abb3).jpg 480 × 720; 123 KB
  
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  Jewel Cave National Monument, South Dakota, 2008 (027ee2fe-1dd8-b71b-0b43-e7096522aee6).jpg 720 × 480; 130 KB
  
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  Jewel Cave National Monument, South Dakota, 2008 (0280f32a-1dd8-b71b-0bf7-82068bb6df8a).jpg 720 × 480; 162 KB
  
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  Large fires can sometimes burn right up to the edge of a developed area. Jewel Cave National Monument, South Dakota (03393a08-1dd8-b71b-0b28-6bc40d418bd6).jpg 539 × 720; 94 KB
  
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  Most of the formations in dry areas of the cave have changed very little over time. This gypsum spider is located in the same (f4f78c5a-9885-0198-542a-417fba20c445).jpg 2000 × 2944; 2,97 MB
  
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  Ranger with Ponderosa Sapling (f60553b1-d607-2a8d-5d99-6a625d4fcab0).jpg 4243 × 5327; 7,18 MB
  
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  Stalactites are formed when water drips from the ceiling of the cave. As it drips, calcite is slowly deposited on the rock. Over (ecd068e6-b0c7-b3f5-aa1b-2c4538cc89f4).JPG 3888 × 2592; 6,38 MB
  
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  The "jewels" of Jewel Cave. Nailhead Spar covers most of the surfaces in the cave. It is what gave the cave its name. (ec5e60a1-cfb0-76d6-3ad7-3db12388b312).jpg 1824 × 1203; 644 KB
  
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  The area surrounding Jewel Cave is known for dramatic sunrises and sunsets. (f58784ca-b9c8-177e-3eff-5bca8931a88a).jpg 2944 × 2000; 761 KB
  
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  The black mineral seen here is Manganese. It is very common in Jewel Cave. Cave explorers and anyone who participates in Jewel's (ec3962ce-d427-e356-22e3-4e110bfd8eb6).JPG 3648 × 2736; 4,53 MB
  
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  The brilliant purple flowers of this plant grow in dense spikes with long wavy bracts. The stem can be 8 to 30 inches tall and (ee4dcf7d-a189-45e6-b1d3-f69564f0cd57).jpg 225 × 300; 40 KB
  
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  The Crushing Deep is currently one of the deepest known parts of Jewel Cave. (ea7f45eb-cc56-fa1c-afff-131ef8d9b0fd).JPG 2520 × 3776; 3,29 MB
  
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  The Gunnison's Mariposa Lily has a delicate, three petaled white flower that blooms at the top of a slender stem. (9f8a8d56-5753-410d-a7a6-e13ec7d38c54).jpg 240 × 300; 19 KB
  
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  These formations are extremely delicate and often appear shriveled or deflated. (ec078986-bcb7-b4ab-2690-563dffb80134).JPG 2816 × 2112; 1,31 MB
  
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  This aragonite formation is in the Rambling Loft area of Jewel Cave (f4c9d986-d4a2-6302-f579-3f5440112bcd).jpg 2944 × 2000; 2,19 MB
  
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  This formation is in the Formation Room at Jewel Cave. Flowstone is created by water flowing over existing rock. The water (eb1201d2-f288-c90f-e891-34485eb7e43b).jpg 3888 × 2592; 7,91 MB
  
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  This may be Jewel Cave's most famous formation. Cave Bacon is a type of flowstone. This piece is over 10 feet long and can be (eac9de58-ab40-e9d8-56d6-a6b771f9181c).jpg 2592 × 3888; 5,74 MB
  
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  This part of Hell Canyon was originally included in the Monument boundaries. As more cave passages were discovered to the south (f50f29d4-e4de-b9f0-2067-6db2ed38f598).jpg 4299 × 5411; 4,95 MB
  
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  This photo is from 1974, 2 years after the current visitor center opened. The building remains, but nothing in this picture is (f5b8c7f5-fac4-045a-df23-5b29d9064da1).jpg 2944 × 2000; 2,68 MB
  
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  This photo is near Jewel Cave's Historic Area. Today, few trees remain here because of the Jasper Fire (f5586448-943d-82e4-4150-871b74a3d100).jpg 4310 × 5642; 2,83 MB
  
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  Ticket prices have gone up quite a bit since this ticket was dropped on the spar crystals seen here! (eaaf7aed-e080-a8e9-9c6b-59b02f6cfff0).JPG 1600 × 1200; 673 KB
  
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  US National Park marker for Jewel Cave geology.jpg 2988 × 5312; 3,86 MB
  
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  Visitors to Jewel Cave would purchase their tour tickets at this entrance station until the construction of the current Visitor (f56c04f1-9819-f7ac-dbd7-aa1bff45eeb9).jpg 5411 × 4299; 5,17 MB