Many caves around the world report having the "world's largest stalagmite," but these are often unsupported claims. As featured on the BBC series "Planet Earth," the largest recorded stalagmite is in the cave of Cueva San Martin Infierno, Cuba. It measures 62.2 metres (220 feet) high. There is still the possibility of a larger stalagmite being found, as many cave systems across the world are as of yet unexplored, or have not been documented.
The world's largest stalagmite is located in the Burango Cave in the Dominican Republic. It measures approximately 70.6 meters (231 feet) tall and has been recognized for its extraordinary size and unique formations. Stalagmites are formed by the accumulation of mineral deposits from dripping water, and this particular stalagmite is a testament to the geological processes over thousands of years.
32.7m stalagmite in CAVES OF AGGTELEK KARST AND SLOVAK KARST
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