| Llanelly Quarry Pot (Pothole)
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| Location | SO 22460 12450. Northern Outcrop - Central (Morlais to Abergavenny), Monmouthshire | Updated |
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| Elevation (m) | 268 | Length (m) |
1705 | ||
| OS Map No. 1:50000 |
161 | 1:25000 |
OL13 | 1:10000 |
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| Access | The cave lies in the far right hand corner of the quarry. | ||||
| Description | Depth 80 metres. A sizeable cave with a long streamway which reappears in Shakespeare's Cave further down the gorge. The rift near the entrance is narrow and there is danger from loose rocks near the entrance. |
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| Bibliography | Bel. Bulletin 1, (190), 2-5, 1963. Schuurmans, T. A Caver's View of the Clydach River, 1986. Cwmbran Caving Club |
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| Survey | Bel. Bulletin 1, (190), 2-5, 1963. | ||||
| Found / Dug By | M.Davies, BNSSS, 1963 Llanelly Diggers 1988 discovered streamway after digging |
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