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Veryovkina Cave: Exploring the Deepest Cave System on Earth
The deepest known cave system on Earth is the
Veryovkina Cave
in the Western Caucasus of Georgia.
It has a total depth of
2,212 meters (7,257 feet)
, making it the deepest known cave in the world.
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