Goochland Cave

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Goochland Cave is the longest known cave in Rockcastle County, Kentucky. It has a length of 11.18 miles. [1] Goochland is located in Daniel Boone National Forest and is named on USGS Topo maps. The cave is subject to flash flooding. [2] It has 3 known entrances. Not all of this cave has been mapped.

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References

  1. Atlas - Great Caves Of The World, ISBN   0-939748-21-5
  2. SWORCA Digest 1975, Library of Congress Catalog GB601.A1 S6616