Sequatchie Cave State Natural Area

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Sequatchie, TN 37374
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Sequatchie Cave is a 133-acre natural area located in Marion County. It is a biologically significant area located where Owen Spring Branch flows from the mouth of the cave at Sequatchie Cave Park. The cave and its cold spring water support three federally and state-listed animal species, three other species of state concern, and many other aquatic and cave species.

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