Andros Island Blue Holes

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A concentration of coastal and inland water-filled karst sinkholes on Andros Island, The Bahamas, noted in geographic and CIA remote-viewing documents for their ocean/freshwater interfaces and unusually strong currents; sources do not document supernatural events within the provided excerpts.

The Haunting

The Andros Island blue holes are natural limestone sinkholes and submerged caves found along reefs and within the banks of Andros Island on the Great Bahama Bank. Geological descriptions in the provided sources attribute their formation to post-Ice-Age processes in which rainwater dissolved porous limestone and later rising sea levels flooded the shafts. CIA mapping and remote-viewing documents emphasize their distribution near reef channels and note significant ocean/freshwater interfaces and unusually strong local currents that distinguish Andros blue holes from similar formations elsewhere. The supplied sources are geographic and geologic in nature and do not record any named spirits, curses, or eyewitness paranormal testimonies within the excerpts provided. Cultural or folkloric claims about spirits and curses are not present in the cited materials and therefore are not documented here.

Community Record

Sources
  1. [1]
    Andros, The Bahamas (Wikipedia). Wikipedia contributors, 'Andros, The Bahamas,' Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia.wiki
  2. [2]
    CIA Reading Room — SUN STREAK Project (session notes). Central Intelligence Agency, SUN STREAK Project session notes (ANDROS ISLAND). Archive capture refers to site as a 'natural interface between ocean and fresh water.'other
  3. [3]
    CIA Reading Room — ANDROS ISLAND (mapping/excerpt). Central Intelligence Agency, ANDROS ISLAND mapping document noting distribution of blue holes near reef channels and unusually strong currents.other
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