Countries and their MIKAS springs are presented in alphabetical order. The list is prepared following proposal of the engaged national experts. The country map includes a shape file of the WOKAM project (World Karst Aquifer Map) available at BGR Geoportal. Some deviation from the real distribution of karst aquifers in the concerned countries is possible as a result of the difference in scales. Photography copyrights belong to the authors and are denoted in brackets, or to the internet source.
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1.Dachserfall
2."Gollinger Wasserfall (Schwarzbachfall)"
3.Teufelskirche
4.Waldbach-Ursprung
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1. Éden
2. Lagoa do Japonês
3. Gruna da Mamona
4. Poço Azul
5. Rio Azuis
6. Roncador spring
7. Timburé
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1. Glava Panega
2. Kleptuza
3. Kotel Spring
4. Zhitolyub (Lakatnik spring)
5. Karst springs Yazo and Kyoshka
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1. Rio Cacapishco (Gruta de los Tayos)
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1. Uuemõisa Suurallikas
2. Aravete
3. Imastu
4. Võlingi (Võllingu) spring
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1. Ogulla spring
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1. Ein Gedi, Shulamit, David, and Arugot
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1. Dāvida mill springs (Dāvida dzirnavu avoti)
2. Ķemeri sulfur spring “Ķirzaciņa” (“Little Lizard”) (Ķemeru sēravots “Ķirzaciņa”)
3. Kulšēnu sulfur spring (Kulšēnu sēravots)
4. Mežmuižas springs (Mežmuižas avoti)
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1. Žalsvasis
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1. Alipašini springs
2. Bistrica spring
3. Glava Zete spring
4. Podgor spring
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1. Studenchica Spring
2. Spring of Treska River
3. Zheleznec spring
4. Belichki spring
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1. Krupajsko vrelo
2. Veliko vrelo
3. Krupac - Modro oko
4. Sopotnica
