Huai Pao Sink - CM0130

ทุ่งข้าวพวง (TH)
19.611942,99.029029

Location

This is a major seasonal stream sink where the Huai Pao sinks at the base of a small cliff, 3.5 km south-west of Ban Nong Khaem. Martin Ellis - 27/06/2019

Description

Martin Ellis - 27/06/2019

The limestone here dips steeply to the south. Two large, 5 m by 5 m, sinks, heavily choked with brushwood and mud occur within 10 m of each other. Both are impenetrable. The water possibly resurges in a spring rumoured to exist on the other side of the ridge to the south, but this was not visited.

Documents

Bibliography 27/06/2019

FARRANT, ANDREW; FLOWER, SIMON; LEE, SIMON (2001) "UBSS Expedition to Northern Thailand" University of Bristol Spelaeological Society Proceedings Vol. 22 No. 2

Caves nearby

Distance (km)	Name	Length (m)	Depth (m)
1.0	Tham Mi - CM0125	718	0
2.0	Cave BSS 2000-9 - CM0131	3	0
2.4	Coffin Cave CM0126 - CM0126	55	0
3.7	Tham Ling - CM0110	76	40
3.7	Sink BSS 2000-7 - CM0129
4.1	Tham Pham Boa - CM0038	150	20
4.2	Sinks BSS 2000-10 - CM0134
4.4	Tham Long [Tham Rong] [CM0045]	50	0
4.7	Tham Ngu - CM0109	119	0