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The Largest Springs in the Southwest
One of Several Springs that feed the Comal System

The springs that make up the "Comal Springs System" are among the highest volume
in the Southwest U.S.  Together they average around 300 cubic feet per second.

Comal Springs
Looking Downstream from the Spring Pictured Above

Free flowing from the Edwards Aquifer
Another of Several Springs comprising the Comal System

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Comal River Bass with "non-native Tilapia"

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Looking Downstream from the Spring pictured on the Left


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