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White Scar Cave is a limestone cave formed by the action of acidic water dissolving the Carboniferous limestone of the Ingleton area. The waterfall within the cave is a popular feature, and the cave has been visited by cavers and tourists for over a century, with historical records indicating its use as a show cave in the 19th and early 20th centuries.
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