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chimney — 1. Nearly circular shaft rising upwards from the ceiling of a cave towards the surface of the ground; if it does not reach the surface it is termed a blind chimney. If the chimney is formed mainly by solution, it is related to a domepit; if… … Lexicon of Cave and Karst Terminology
solution sinkhole — The most common type of sinkhole, caused by dissolution that forms fissures or a chimney and a depression in the bedrock surface which grows when closely spaced fissures underneath it enlarge and coalesce. Compare: collapse sinkhole. SW … Glossary of landform and geologic terms
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