Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

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Fly Geyser is a small man-made geothermal geyser located in northwestern Nevada. Deservedly called “one of the most beautiful sights in Nevada,” the geyser is a little-known place not only for tourists, but also for the residents of the state.

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Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

1. The geyser was created in 1916 quite by accident when a well was drilled in these places for a well, but instead a geothermal pocket was pierced.

Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

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Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

3. Starting in 1964, boiling water began to break through to the surface, gradually creating an unusual landscape thanks to the minerals dissolved in the water.

Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

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Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

5. The walls of the geyser continue to grow even now.

Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

6. According to the latest data, its height is almost 1.5 meters.

Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

7. The geyser constantly throws out three jets of water.

Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

8. Minerals, algae and cyanobacteria contained in the water give it such an unusual color.

Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

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Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

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Fly Geyser - Nevada's Hidden Gem

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