Gouffre Jean-Bernard
Gouffre Jean-Bernard is a cave in France, 29,558 m long and 1,612 m deep.
- Length
- 29,558 m
- Depth
- 1,612 m
In the upper part of the Vallon des Chambres, Gouffre B19 at an altitude of , which had been discovered in 1968, was explored down to . In 1975, winter expeditions began. The elevation was exceeded on 4 January and at , the Salle des Crêpes was discovered two days later, marking the end of explorations for that year. The Gouffre B19 was connected to the network on the first of November, giving a system depth of .
Details
- Depth
- 1612 m
- Length
- 29558 m
- Survey
- [https://groupe-speleo-vulcain.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/07/jb-2024-plan1000.pdf]
- Geology
- Cretaceous limestone
- Location
- Samoëns
- Discovery
- 1963
- Entrance Count
- about 13
Questions about Gouffre Jean-Bernard
Where is Gouffre Jean-Bernard?
Gouffre Jean-Bernard is in France.
How long is Gouffre Jean-Bernard?
Gouffre Jean-Bernard is 29,558 m long.
How deep is Gouffre Jean-Bernard?
Gouffre Jean-Bernard is 1,612 m deep.