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Ewens Ponds is a series of freshwater sinkhole ponds in the lower southeast of South Australia, near Port MacDonnell, fed by an underground limestone aquifer system connected to the region's karst network. The ponds are linked by short natural channels and are known locally for exceptionally clear spring water. This site is considered a beginner dive.
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