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Bathhouse Row and the mountain springs, Hot Springs, Arkansas
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Bathhouse Row and the mountain springs, Hot Springs, Arkansas

Photo: Yinan Chen · Public domain

Landform

Thermal water, about 143°F, rising on Hot Springs Mountain behind a row of historic bathhouses.

Field note

The National Park Service administers Hot Springs National Park. About forty-seven thermal springs rise on Hot Springs Mountain at roughly 143°F, and tufa and the historic Bathhouse Row sit at their outlets. This is Arkansas, not the Wyoming state park at Thermopolis. Ozark National Forest is the hardwood plate to the north.

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