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Geology in Ravine Gardens State Park

The geologic story of the park begins with a mix of sand, clay and carbonates (limestone and dolostone) deposited between 23 to 12 million years ago.
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Explore Natural Wonders

From ornate caves to underwater coral reefs, Florida is home to astonishing natural beauty. These wonders showcase the best that Florida's state parks have to offer. If you want to be amazed, here are eight parks you definitely shouldn’t miss!
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Florida Geology: Uniquely Beautiful

Florida’s highest point is the lowest of any state, but the peninsula’s remarkable geological history is anything but flat. Check out this profile of state parks that protect rockin’ geological features.
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