El Capitan Cave

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El Capitan Cave is a large limestone cavern in Alaska known for its extensive passageways, archaeological significance, and status as one of the most prominent caves in the state.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf limestone cave
natural feature
contains animal bones
archaeological deposits
sediment deposits
subfossil remains
country United States of America
surface form: United States
environment temperate rainforest region
formationProcess karst processes
geologicalFormation limestone
hasAccessibility restricted access for resource protection
hasConservationStatus protected cave resource
hasFeature large cavern system
multiple chambers
vertical shafts
hasResearchValue high for understanding late Quaternary environments in Southeast Alaska
hasSignificance archaeological significance in Alaska
paleontological significance in Alaska
hasType solutional cave
isSubjectOf archaeological publications
geological studies
paleontological publications
knownFor archaeological significance
being one of the most prominent caves in Alaska
extensive passageways
paleontological remains
locatedIn Alaska
Alexander Archipelago NERFINISHED
Prince of Wales Island NERFINISHED
Southeast Alaska NERFINISHED
locatedInProtectedArea Tongass National Forest NERFINISHED
managedBy U.S. Forest Service
surface form: United States Forest Service
managementUnit Tongass National Forest management
material limestone bedrock
partOf karst landscape of Prince of Wales Island
rockType carbonate rock
usedFor archaeological study
paleontological study
scientific research

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Prince of Wales Island contains El Capitan Cave