The geothermal gradient warms the waters that flows at hot springs national park, Arkansas, and at warm springs, Georgia.
A spring created by the eruption of geothermally heated groundwater onto the Earth's surface is known as a hot spring, hydrothermal spring, or geothermal spring.
Either shallow magma bodies or the circulation of hot rock deep below the Earth's crust through faults warm the groundwater.
The largest state park in Georgia, one of the state's two national fish hatcheries, and one of Georgia's three presidential residences—Franklin D. Roosevelt's cherished "Little White House"—all may be found near Warm Springs.
In the Ouachita Mountains of Arkansas, there is a city called Hot Springs. It is renowned for its naturally hot springs, many of which can be seen in the nearby Hot Springs National Park.
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