Bottomless Lakes State Park

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Bottomless Lakes State Park is a New Mexico state park known for its series of deep, spring-fed sinkhole lakes and unique desert oasis landscape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf protected area
state park
contains Cottonwood Lake NERFINISHED
Devil’s Inkwell
Dimmitt Lake
Figure Eight Lake NERFINISHED
Lazy Lagoon
Lea Lake NERFINISHED
Lost Lake
Mirror Lake NERFINISHED
Pasture Lake NERFINISHED
country United States of America
surface form: United States
established 1933
hasDesignation New Mexico state park
hasEcosystem desert wetland
semi-arid grassland
hasFacility campground
picnic area
visitor center
hasFauna fish
reptiles
waterfowl
hasFlora cattails
cottonwood trees
hasGeologicalForm karst topography
sinkhole lake
hasHighestUseArea Lea Lake NERFINISHED
hasLandscape desert oasis
hasWaterSource spring-fed lakes
inception 1933
locatedIn Chaves County, New Mexico
New Mexico
locatedNear Roswell, New Mexico
locatedOn Pecos River Valley
managingOrganization New Mexico State Parks Division
notableFeature greenish-blue water color
series of deep sinkhole lakes
steep-walled sinkholes
offersActivity birdwatching
boating
camping
canoeing
fishing
hiking
kayaking
scuba diving
swimming
state New Mexico

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Chaves County contains Bottomless Lakes State Park