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The info box figures need to be double checked, section content needs to be orgnised and additional information added, I'll get around to this soon. Nick carson ( talk) 00:48, 23 October 2008 (UTC)
There is a second Snowy River, the other one underground in the USA.
From an AP report: http://www.newsvine.com/_news/2007/07/23/853974-scientists-say-snowy-river-flowing-again
A sparkling subterranean crystalline calcite formation known as Snowy River is no longer a dry riverbed. Scientists say Snowy River, discovered in 2001, is now running with between a half-foot to a foot-and-a-half of water.
The formation, which is not open to the public, was discovered by a U.S. Bureau of Land Management team led by veteran speleologist John McLean of Colorado. The passage, which looks like a river of snow surrounded by walls of brown clay and black manganese dioxide deposits, stretches more than 2 miles from a passage in Fort Stanton Cave.
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The info box figures need to be double checked, section content needs to be orgnised and additional information added, I'll get around to this soon. Nick carson ( talk) 00:48, 23 October 2008 (UTC)
There is a second Snowy River, the other one underground in the USA.
From an AP report: http://www.newsvine.com/_news/2007/07/23/853974-scientists-say-snowy-river-flowing-again
A sparkling subterranean crystalline calcite formation known as Snowy River is no longer a dry riverbed. Scientists say Snowy River, discovered in 2001, is now running with between a half-foot to a foot-and-a-half of water.
The formation, which is not open to the public, was discovered by a U.S. Bureau of Land Management team led by veteran speleologist John McLean of Colorado. The passage, which looks like a river of snow surrounded by walls of brown clay and black manganese dioxide deposits, stretches more than 2 miles from a passage in Fort Stanton Cave.
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