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With more than 350 miles of surveyed passageways, Mammoth Cave is at least 3 times longer than any cave known. How long might it be? Geologists estimate that there could be as many as 600 miles of yet undiscovered passageways.

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The Mammoth Cave in Kentucky, USA, is the largest known underground cave system in the world, with over 400 miles of passages mapped and explored. It is a popular destination for cave enthusiasts and tourists due to its vast size and unique geological formations.


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Taking "largest" to mean longest... Not easy to establish - different sources quote different lengths but the most extensive is the Flint Ridge - Mammoth Cave system, in Kentucky,with over 350 miles of surveyed passages. Caves over 100 miles long are unusual; one of this magnitude rare.This length is notof a single passage but a complex network.


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