I've heard that the Cumberland Plateau which spans Tennessee, Alabama and Georgia(known to spelunkers as the TAG region) has the highest density of caves in the U.S.. I'm not sure about the world.
There isan enormous number of caves in France.
Using cavers' guide-book indexes I totted upapproaching 1000 caves in total in just two areas of Northern England, though this does include very minor caves &rock-shelters as well as more extensive systems.
SE Asia is very rich in caves and spectacular tropical-karst landforms.
BTW I've never seen the word 'spelunker' used in anything written by cavers so just where does it come from - apart from the USA? Is it an archaic term like "pot-holer" in Britain, or as I have heard, actually a slang term of derision by cavers towards novices and dilettantes?
To answer the actual question would need a huge amount of research in caving literature!
caves will most likely develop whare caves develop.
No, Tennessee has the most caves but Oregon does have 226 waterfalls which is the most of any state.
Arizona-53 waterfalls and 68 caves.
The most common types of cave are limestone caves.
Other way round! Water and/or air are in caves.:-) Most of the world's caves have formed / are forming in limestone.
Tennessee has the most caves in the United States, with over 10,000 documented caves throughout the state. Many of these caves are popular attractions for tourists and outdoor enthusiasts.
No. Most caves are formed out of limestone making that false.
Asia is the continent with the most caves. The region of South East Asia, particularly countries like Vietnam, Malaysia, and Indonesia, is known for having a high concentration of caves.
Waitomo Caves, noted for their colonies of glow-worms.
Most caves are cool, but it is possible for some caves to be a little warm.
Asia has the most caves in the world. China, in particular, is known to have a significant number of caves, including some of the longest and deepest caves globally. Other countries like Vietnam and Indonesia also have a substantial cave network.
Most caves are found in areas with limestone bedrock, as it is easily dissolved by water, creating caves through a process called karst topography. These areas include regions like Kentucky in the United States, parts of China, and the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico.