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Where are headwaters of San Antonio River, and what are they called
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Where are headwaters of San Antonio River, and what are they called

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The Blue Hole, also known as the San Antonio Spring, Ojo de Agua, or Yanaguana, is located in the Headwaters at the Incarnate Word preserve on the campus of the University of the Incarnate Word in San Antonio and Alamo Heights.
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