Organ Cave

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Organ Cave is an extensive limestone cavern system in Greenbrier County, West Virginia, known for its historical significance and impressive underground formations.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cave system
limestone cave
show cave
country United States of America
surface form: United States
designation National Natural Landmark NERFINISHED
designationYear 1973
ecosystemType subterranean ecosystem
formationProcess karst dissolution
geologicalFormation limestone
geologicPeriodOfRock Mississippian
hasAccessibility seasonal tours
hasConservationConcern preservation of historical resources
protection of cave ecosystem
hasEntranceCount multiple entrances
hasFauna bats
cave-adapted invertebrates
hasFeature flowstone
large chambers
stalactites
stalagmites
underground passages
hasHistoricalUse gunpowder production
hasMappingStatus extensively mapped
hasOwnership privately owned
hasResearchUse archaeological studies
biological studies
geological studies
hasSurveyedLength over 40 miles
knownFor extensive cavern system
historical significance
impressive underground formations
locatedIn Appalachian Mountains NERFINISHED
Greenbrier County, West Virginia NERFINISHED
West Virginia NERFINISHED
managedAs tourist attraction
near Lewisburg, West Virginia NERFINISHED
offers guided tours
openToPublic true
partOf Greenbrier Valley karst region NERFINISHED
rankInUSByLength one of the longer caves in the United States
rankInWestVirginiaByLength one of the longest caves in West Virginia
recognizedAs National Natural Landmark NERFINISHED
region eastern United States
tourismType geotourism
heritage tourism
usedDuring American Civil War NERFINISHED
usedFor saltpeter mining

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