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Date Taken:Aug 11, 2007, 3:16:15 PM
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Devil's Kettle (4722 TM)by =WayneBenedet

Photography / Animals, Plants & Nature / Geology

The Devil's Kettle is located in Judge C. R. Magney State Park along the north shore of Lake Superior. The falls along the Brule River has geological interest because it splits into two, half of it going over a 50 foot waterfalls and flowing into Lake Superior. The other half disappears into a pot hole. The outlet of this part of the river has never been discovered. Because the flow of the pothole is conducted away laterally, there is no satisfactory explanation for how it was formed.

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*vikingjon Jan 27, 2013 Professional General Artist

Wonder where that other water wanders...

=WayneBenedet Jan 27, 2013

lol... I am sure it goes down hill... and most likely into lake superior. Beyond that... no one seems to know,.

*vikingjon Jan 28, 2013 Professional General Artist

But it sounds like it goes THROUGH the hill! It's intriguing.

=WayneBenedet Jan 28, 2013

yes, that is what is seems to do. There is a theory that there is a fault line that the water runs through on its way to the lake, but it is only a theory, somehow, from what I can understand is seems to run away to the side, rather than down. But perhaps I have misread. There is some good information about it on line if you have a desire to read about it.