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Hot Springs National Park close up of tile on Quapaw dome. There is a zigzag pattern of bluish and grayish tile; bottom border has diagonally oriented dark tan tiles
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The Lamar Spring and collection pool, with brick walkway surrounding, with steam rising above.

Did You Know?
Water emerging from the hot springs in Hot Springs National Park fell as rain when the pyramids of Egypt were built—4400 years ago!
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Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:22 MST