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Phtograph by Andrew J. Long

Picture of Cascade Springs. Like many artesian springs in the Black Hills, it provides a consistent source of flow to streams. Cascade Springs flows about 20 cubic feet per second and originates primarily from the Madison aquifer

Picture of Cascade Springs. Like many artesian springs in the Black Hills, it provides a consistent source of flow to streams. Cascade Springs flows about 20 cubic feet per second and originates primarily from the Madison aquifer

Cascade Springs, like many artesian springs in the Black Hills, provides a consistent source of flow to streams. Cascade Springs flows about 20 cubic feet per second and originates primarily from the Madison Aquifer.

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