Blue Springs State Park

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Blue Springs State Park
Type	State Park
Location	Clio, Alabama
Size	103 acres (0.42 km²)
Operated by	Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

For the similarly-named state park in Florida, see Blue Spring State Park

Blue Springs State Park is a 103 acres (0.42 km²) Alabama state park 6 miles (9.7 km) east of Clio. The centerpiece of the park is a clear blue underground-fed spring in which visitors can swim.

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• Alabama State Parks - Blue Springs

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