1. GEOLOGY ROCKS! (1) Sinkhole in a Cup Sinkholes are formed by groundwater dissolving through layers of gypsum and siltstone. They help make Bottomless Lakes State Park truly unique. (Classroom[removed]minutes) Category - Sinkholes - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	1. GEOLOGY ROCKS! (1) Sinkhole in a Cup Sinkholes are formed by groundwater dissolving through layers of gypsum and siltstone. They help make Bottomless Lakes State Park truly unique. (Classroom[removed]minutes) Category Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-07-22 10:24:20 Open Document File Size: 547,03 KB Share Result on Facebook City Sacramento / Roswell / / / IndustryTerm chemicals / food coloring / empty plastic syringe food coloring / / NaturalFeature Pecos River / Cottonwood Lake / Capitan mountain / Sacramento mountain / / Organization New Mexico Bureau of Geology and Mineral Resources / / Position Cup Teacher / teacher / / ProvinceOrState New Mexico / / PublishedMedium Science & Society / / URL www.geoinfo.nmt.edu / / SocialTag Hydrology Fluvial landforms Sinkhole Karst Groundwater Cenote Sink Bottomless Lakes State Park Cave Water

1. GEOLOGY ROCKS! (1) Sinkhole in a Cup Sinkholes are formed by groundwater dissolving through layers of gypsum and siltstone. They help make Bottomless Lakes State Park truly unique. (Classroom[removed]minutes) CategoryAdd to Reading List