Sumidero
Clearcut Sink
Certified cave divers: Florida State Parks diving rules [1] (Listed as currently closed due to road construction.). Estas categorías pertenecen al esquema indicado; describen la formación que requiere cada sitio.
A cave-diving sinkhole managed with Edward Ball Wakulla Springs State Park; listed by the park as closed because of road construction on US Highway 319.
Clearcut Sink is the second of the two sinks where Florida State Parks allows certified cave divers to cave dive in the Wakulla area. The park's diving notes said it was currently closed because of road construction on Highway 319; the notice gives no reopening date.
The sink has a long place in Woodville Karst Plain exploration. Before 1980 divers had linked eight sinks in a chain from Clear Cut to Promise Sink, and in September 1980 Clear Cut was connected to downstream Emerald Sink.
El entorno
A sinkhole entrance to deep conduits of the Woodville Karst Plain; no published measurements.
Otras entradas a Wakulla-Leon Sinks cave system
Solo para orientación, no para navegación. Los puntos huecos son aproximados.
Cada dato de esta página, con su fuente (4)
| Dato | Estado | Fuente |
|---|---|---|
| Certified cave divers may cave dive at Clearcut Sink, which the park lists as currently closed due to road construction on Highway 319.Undated park page read 2026-10-14; check current status with the park. | Verificado | [1] |
| By the end of the 1970s eight sinks had been connected in the Clear Cut to Promise Sink system. | Verificado | [2] |
| On 1980-09-13 downstream Emerald and Clear Cut sinks were connected by Sheck Exley and Paul DeLoach. | Verificado | [3] |
| Clearcut Sink is listed for certified cave divers, with participation limited in each designated area and prior arrangements recommended. | Verificado | [1] |
Verificado: declarado por una fuente oficial o primaria que consultamos directamente. Reportado: basado únicamente en una fuente secundaria. Fuentes en conflicto: la nota recoge ambas versiones. Puede estar desactualizado: la fuente más reciente que encontramos es antigua.
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