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Boesmansgat Sinkhole
Kuruman

Boesmansgat is a natural sinkhole on the farm Mount Carmel, located some 55 km South of Kuruman on the Danielskuil road.

The sinkhole was formed when underground water dissolved the dolomite rocks above. Now Boesmansgat (sometimes referred to by its English translation, Bushman's Hole) offers a glimpse into the watery world below.

More information here.

Copyright: John Gore
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Taken: 24/02/2013
Uploaded: 08/04/2013
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Tags: sinkhole; rocks; nature; trees; water; diving; free diving; cave diving; underwater
More About Kuruman

Small mining town in the Northern Cape province of South Africa, Kuruman is well known for the Oog van Kuruman, or Eye of Kuruman in English. This natural water spring supplies the town with all the water it needs, although being located in a very dry area.


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