What is the deepest cave in North America?

No it is not. It is the deepest lake in British Columbia, however.

Idaho, Hell's Canyon

Great Slave lake in Canada

The Voronya cave and Vrtoglavica cave

Lake Superior

It is in North America.

The voronja cave system.

Krubera Cave (aka Voronya Cave).

The deepest cave in NZ is Nettlebed at 890 metres deep in the Nelson region of NZ's South Island

The Mammoth Cave located in the state of Kentucky is the largest cave system in the world.

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The deepest cave on the face of the earth is Krubera Cave, sometimes called Voronja Cave and is located in the Arabika Massif of the Gagrinsky Range of the Western Caucasus. It became recognized as the deepest cave in 2001 when the Ukrainian Speleological Association reached a depth of 5,610 ft., a deeper distance than the previous holder of that title, Lamprechtsofen in the Austrian Alps.

Mammoth Cave is found in North America. Specifically in Kentucky, USA.

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Mammoth Cave is found in North America, specifically the state of Kentucky.

It is in central Kentucky, USA, North America.

Salem is the state capitol of Oregon.

Hells Canyon - #2 is Salmon River Canyon just a few miles to the east.

Mariana Trench In Pacific Ocean, 36,200 ft deep. Deepest cave is Voronya Cave in Abkhazia, Georgia (European, not American which is 7,190 ft deep.

The Krubera-Voronja Cave is located in Abkhazia,Georgia.According to Geography it is also the deepest cave at 2191 meters!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The deepest point so far explored is 654 feet at the Wind Cave, in Wind Cave National Park, ND.

Mewtwo is in the deepest part of cerulean cave

Cerulean Cave, Deepest point.

The deepest (and also longest, at 40 miles end to end!) is Kazumura Cave on the Big Island of Hawaii which reaches 3,614 ft deep. It is a lava tube, formed in sections between 700 and 350 years ago.

It kind of depends on your definition of deepest cave :) It is usually taken to mean the greatest vertical distance from the cave mouth to its deepest explored point, so the deepest caves actually start pretty high up to begin with. The deepest known cave is Krubera in Georgia at over 2kms deep. It doesn't extend below sea level. However there may be other caves that are deeper, but not explored, and Krubera may…

Yes they live in the planets deepest and darkest cave

Nettle bed, outside of Motueka, Nelson

deepest in UK WAS NEAR BWLCHGWYN, NORTH WALES. 1.65M.

Misery Hole, called to the guano miners in 1914, the former name of the cave itself. Its cave is located in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico. It is the deepest cave in the United States.

Voronya Cave, Abkhazia, Georgia (2191 metres deep from the highest entrance to the lowest point). Another cave nearby in Georgia and another in Austria are the second and third placeholders.

The deepest lake in America is Crater Lake. The island near the end is known as Wizard Island, because it looks like a wizard's hat.

One of the largest cave systems in this part of the world is the Mammoth Cave system in Kentucky and measures over 400.000 miles with a depth f 407 feet. The other cave system in this category is the Jewel Cave in South Dakota measuring over 168.600 miles.

The treasure was found in one of the deepest recesses of the cave.

Belewes creek

The deepest gorge in Idaho is called Hells Canyon. The canyon is part of Hells Canyon National Recreation Area, and is North America's deepest river gorge.

The deepest coal mine in Europe is Jindřich II Mine in the Rosice-Oslavany coal basin, Czech Republic. The shaft of the mine reached 1550 m while the deepest level coal was mined at was at 1428.4 m. The mine was closed in 1991. It is probably the deepest coal mine in the world. Springhill Mine, near Springhill, Nova Scotia, Canada, is the deepest coal mine in North America. The greatest depth of the Springhill area…

Death Valley is the deepest point on the North American continent. You don't say which continent you are on.

Hell's Canyon on the border of Idaho and Oregon is generally recognized as the deepest canyon/gorge in the US.

The American lion became extinct over 11,000 years ago. The cougar, also known as the mountain lion or cougar, is native to North America but is not a true lion.

925 feet is the deepest part The Chippewa basin starts just north of ludington and just below manistee it extends about 15 miles from the shore out across and to the north

No, North America is not north of North America.

Pamlico Sound

Eight. Purple martin, cliff, bank, cave, barn, tree, rough winged, violet green.

North Cave railway station ended in 1959.

North Cave railway station was created in 1885.

Possibly the Nettlebed series of caves and nearby associates in Nelson region are the largest. Certainly the deepest.

The Puerto Rico Trench, in the North Atlantic, is the deepest, it has recently been measured at 8,742 metres (28,681 ft).

The deepest river/gorge in the United States is Hells Canyon along the border of Oregon and Idaho. It's 6000 feet deep!

sean brannon of north carolina

Kings Canyon is in Kings Canyon National Park in California. Kings Canyon is a valley that was formed by a glacier. It features tall cliffs and a river, that form the deepest canyon that is in North America.