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| Hotbox Cave Surveyed in 1994 - 1996 Kalnitz,Englert,Englert,Delk
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Hotbox writeup
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| Great Saltpetre Cave Surveyed 1993-1994 |
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Great Saltpetre Cave Preserve - A great site with a ton of information about the cave and the Conservancy Managed area around it | |
| Bighola Cave Surveyed 1994 - 2000 |
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| Sheriffs Pit Surveyed 1993 |
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Found by Bob Dobbs, and bottomed by Howard Kalnitz and Dennis Englert, this was a fairly difficult 3 pitch cave. Named for the Rockcastle county Sheriff, whose land the cave is on. One of the highest caves surveyed in the county | |
| Smokehole Cave |
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Grotto Project Cave From 2000 - 2006. This classic Rockcastle county cave has extensive walking passage, a water passage, and is a hibernaculum (cave closed in winter). More Passage is waiting to be surveyed and found | Smokehole Survey Data Set Caution! Large Zipped Data set |
| Artesian Well Cave |
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Mapped by Englert and the Delks, and drawn up by Dennis, | |
| Artesian Well Annex Cave or J.B. Alexanders Cave |
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This cave lies close to Artesian Well, but is not connected. Was at one time though to be owned by J.B. Alexander (who gave me permission to enter), thus the two names | |
| Tims' 500 Foot Cave |
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A great Story. Once when we were ridgewalking a local came up to tell us about a 500 ft pit in a nearby cave, He had measured it by dropping down a lantern. After numerous trys to find it, Bob Dobbs found it and actually marked it with signs at the entrance!. When we dropped it, we found it to be 49 feet deep! | |
| Car Parts Alley 1991 |
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Mapped by Lance and Carol Copas | |
| Highwater Cave 1990 - 1992 |
highwater.pdf | Another Dennis Englert Map - long lost and feared only a
rumor - Dennis provided a copy in 2008! Another great example of his skill! |
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| Lost Deer Cave 1990 |
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Mapped by John Agnew. Not visited often, John may be the about the only one remembering where it is! | |
| Angel Pit |
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Not really a full map, but an excellent sketch map by John Agnew |