Flint RiverQuarium Blue Hole

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Fish swim in the constructed "blue hole" at the Flint RiverQuarium, which opened in Albany in 2004. The 22-foot-deep tank is modeled on the natural blue holes, or springs rising from underground caverns, that occur along the Flint River in southwest Georgia.

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Flint RiverQuarium Blue Hole

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