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Bobcat Pit, Arizona

May 25
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Updated: Aug 28

Bobcat Pit is an Arizona sinkhole on private property — get permission from the landowner before visiting. The landowner was very generous in explaining the region's history. The basalt surface collapsed onto the redwall limestone where a cavity was dissolved underneath, forming this sinkhole.

We found some passage but the sink seeps all of the water taken from this sinkhole — substantial dried silt to dig through. Interesting to see the basalt layers from ancient lava beds, and even more interesting to see the wildlife that made a habitat within this karst feature.

 
 
 

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