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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
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in 2019, in turn allowing construction to resume in the autumn. It is expected to finally reopen in late summer or early autumn of 2021, with only 75 to 95 guest rooms, at a cost of slightly over $ 40 million (up from $ 29 million originally). It is currently unknown how much nightly room rates will
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The lake was constructed in 1966, with the valves closed on
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The few residents who lived in the Cane Creek area were often at the mercy of the creek, which, like most of the Upper Caney Fork watershed, was prone to flash flooding. The Good Friday Flood of 1929, the most devastating of these floods, caused the Caney Fork and its tributaries to swell to record
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Spencer). In the early 20th century, this section of Van Buren County still had only a handful of farms and no major coal mining or logging operations. Local historian Arthur Weir Crouch, referring to Fall Creek Falls, wrote, "In the beginning and for many years it was a true wilderness area."
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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
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I had taken perhaps four or five steps when I felt that old mill building quiver. I turned and ran for the door and stepped out on solid ground, and then turned around to see what was going to happen, but folks, it had already happened. The mill wasn't there. I could just see pieces of planking
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Tennessee purchased 12,500 acres (51 km) of land along the White-Van Buren County line, in the vicinity of Bledsoe State Forest. The purchase was part of an effort to create an unbroken corridor of publicly owned land between Fall Creek Falls State Park and
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Fall Creek Falls Cabins Target of $ 1.4 Million Facelift
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stood above the falls since 1831, was never rebuilt.
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897:(1). The American Alpine Club: 100. April 1948
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1139:"Fall Creek Falls Inn construction to resume"
876:Park information sign at Millikan's Overlook.
688:Fall Creek Falls State Park Natural Diversity
2508:Protected areas of Bledsoe County, Tennessee
1446:Overmountain Victory National Historic Trail
1229:Fall Creek Falls State Park official website
1008:"Who, What, When, Where: Falls Creek Falls"
918:"Valves Closed, Lake Filling at Fall Creek"
760:(March 2002). Retrieved: 2 September 2008.
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2169:Flat Rock Cedar Glade & Barrens
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982:"Dunn Dedicates Fall Creek Park"
865:The Caney Fork of the Cumberland
833:The Caney Fork of the Cumberland
820:The Caney Fork of the Cumberland
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702:"Lost Cr.(Dodson) Falls 60'"
608:Turbo: A Power Rangers Movie
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1234:Fall Creek Falls State Park
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314:Rocky Point Overlook
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641:, starring
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2274:Overbridge
2269:Old Forest
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2144:Dry Branch
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2006:Chuck Swan
1870:Port Royal
1732:Norris Dam
1487:Obed River
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1081:January 6,
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667:www.tn.gov
649:References
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534:demolished
448:Physiology
415:State park
398:grist mill
219:Waterfalls
152:state park
131:Year round
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2199:Hicks Gap
2001:Chickasaw
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1677:Cove Lake
1667:Big Ridge
1578:Gee Creek
1535:Tennessee
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1312:Tennessee
592:Civil War
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389:Pikeville
288:Overlooks
178:Geography
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156:Van Buren
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2011:Franklin
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1558:Big Frog
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