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Lea Lake is the largest of the Bottomless Lakes and is 90 feet deep

New Mexico

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G. Donald Bain

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The so-called bottomless lakes are flooded sinkholes. They were formed when massive gypsum deposits dissolved and were leached away, then overlying rocks collapsed into the void. Lea Lake was extensively developed by the CCC in the 1930's and is today a very popular park.