Cave diver swimming inside Mill Creek Sink, courtesy of SJ Alice Bennett.
Cave diver swimming inside Mill Creek Sink, courtesy of SJ Alice Bennett.
2005 Dye Trace Study that shows what enters Mill Creek Sink flows northwest at least for 8 miles affecting wells and springs. Courtesy of Karst Research and Alachua County.
Courtesy of Alachua County Department of Environmental Protection
Proposed Tara development next to Mill Creek Sink. NSS (border in yellow) is the National Speleological Society who owns the land Mill Creek Sink is on.
Map from Suwannee River Water Management District
Picture of the top of Mill Creek Sink, courtesy of Chicks of the Woods on Instagram.
Picture of the top of Mill Creek Sink, courtesy of Chicks of the Woods on Instagram.