Fall Creek Falls State Park topographic map

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Fall Creek Falls State Park

Just beyond its source, Cane Creek slowly gains strength as it absorbs Meadow Creek and several smaller streams. As the creek enters the gorge, it drops several hundred feet in less than a mile, including 45 feet (14 m) over Cane Creek Cascades and 85 feet (26 m) over Cane Creek Falls. A few hundred meters north of Cane Creek Falls, Rockhouse Creek spills 125 feet (38 m) over a plunge waterfall. Over the next half-mile, Cane Creek absorbs Fall Creek and Piney Creek, both of which enter from smaller gorges to the immediate west. During this stretch, part of the creek disappears underground into limestone sinks and reemerges at a spring known as "Crusher Hole." Cane Creek continues to lose elevation before steadying near its confluence with Dry Fork. Beyond Dry Fork, the creek gradually descends to the Highland Rim, where it empties into the Caney Fork River.

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Name: Fall Creek Falls State Park topographic map, elevation, terrain.

Location: Fall Creek Falls State Park, Van Buren County, Middle Tennessee, Tennessee, United States (35.65613 -85.34141 35.65623 -85.34131)

Average elevation: 1,719 ft

Minimum elevation: 1,355 ft

Maximum elevation: 1,850 ft

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