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Chickasaw National Recreation AreaSulphur water dispenser inside the Bromide Pavilion
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Chickasaw National Recreation Area
Springs and Seeps

springs and seeps includes:

Mineral Springs
Freshwater Springs
 
 
Person at the water's edge
Nevada Weir
Watching the waters flow from Buffalo Spring.
 
The park's waters have always been one of the area's greatest attractions, and the protection of these springs was the primary reason for the establishment of the Sulphur Springs Reservation in 1902.
Water flowing out of Antelope Springs
Antelope Springs
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Water emerging from a stone at Pavilion Springs
Pavilion Springs
Pavilion Springs is one of the most famous mineral springs in the park.
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The Bromide pavilion  

Did You Know?
In 1906 surveyors documented 32 freshwater and mineral springs in the Platt Historic District of Chickasaw National Recreation Area. Of those historic springs, only five have measurable flows today.
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Last Updated: September 09, 2009 at 17:55 EST