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Appalachian Caverns — Blountville

Bell Witch Cave — Adams

Big Bone Cave State Natural Area — Rock Island

Bristol Caverns — Bristol

Buggytop Cave (Head of the Crow State Park) — Sewanee

Bunkum Cave (Cordell Hull Birthplace State Park) — Byrdstown

Camps Gulf Cave (Fall Creek Falls State Park) — Tennessee

Cardwell Mountain State Archaeological Park — McMinnville

Cumberland Caverns — McMinnville

Dunbar Cave State Park — Clarksville

Forbidden Caverns — Sevierville

Hazard Cave (Pickett CCC Memorial State Park) — Jamestown

Historic Cherokee Caverns — Knoxville

Hubbard's Cave State Natural Area — McMinnville

Jackson Cave (Cedars of Lebanon State Park) — Lebanon

Lost Creek State Natural Area (Lost Creek Cave) — Sparta

Lost Sea Adventure (Craighead Caverns) — Sweetwater

Natural Bridge State Natural Area (Lost Cove Cave and Buggytop Cave) — Sewanee

Nickajack Cave — Tennessee

Raccoon Mountain Caverns — Chattanooga

Ruby Falls — Chattanooga

Rumbling Falls Cave (Fall Creek Falls State Park) — Tennessee

Sequatchie Cave State Natural Area — Sequatchie

The Caverns — Pelham

Tuckaleechee Caverns — Townsend

Virgin Falls State Natural Area (caves) — Sparta

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