Short Drop Cave–Gavel Pot system
Short Drop Cave–Gavel Pot system is a cave in United Kingdom, 4,680 m long and 212 m deep.
- Length
- 4,680 m
- Depth
- 212 m
The main passages in Gavel Pot were first explored in 1970, when the Northern Pennine Club excavated a shaft in the final chamber. The upstream terminal sump was originally dived by Dave Yeandle. Geoff Yeadon descended the sump to a depth of in 1974, and the shaft was finally bottomed in 1985 by Rob Palmer. The downstream underwater connection with Lost Johns' Cave was made by Bob Churcher in 1975, and with Pippikin Pot in 1989 by Geoff Yeadon.
Details
- Depth
- 212 m
- Access
- [https://cncc.org.uk/cave/short-drop-cave Unrestricted]
- Length
- about 4.68 km
- Geology
- Carboniferous limestone
- Hazards
- verticality, water
- Location
- Leck Fell, Lancashire, England
- Discovery
- 1885
- Elevation
- 323 m
- Map Width
- 250
- Grid Ref Uk
- SD 67026892
- Photo Width
- 250
- Photo Caption
- Calcite formations in Glasfurd's Chamber
- Entrance Count
- 4
Questions about Short Drop Cave–Gavel Pot system
Where is Short Drop Cave–Gavel Pot system?
Short Drop Cave–Gavel Pot system is in United Kingdom.
How long is Short Drop Cave–Gavel Pot system?
Short Drop Cave–Gavel Pot system is 4,680 m long.
How deep is Short Drop Cave–Gavel Pot system?
Short Drop Cave–Gavel Pot system is 212 m deep.