Lam Chi Yai Sink - CH0032

Location

From the Lam Chi camp follow the river downstream. In the dry season the river sinks at the base of a 30 m high cliff in several impassably low entrances. Martin Ellis - 19/06/2019

Documents

Bibliography 19/06/2019

+CHECKLEY, DAVE; HURD, SHELIA; CHAPMAN, PHIL; JONES, HOWARD; WILLIS, DICK (n.d. [1989]) "Caves of the Phu Khieo Wildlife Sanctuary, North-East Thailand" Unpublished report +DEHARVENG, LOUIS ET AL. (1988) "ExpÚditions Tha´ 87-Tha´ 88" Association PyrÚnÚenne de SpÚlÚologie, Toulouse ISBN 2-906273-02-3 +DUNKLEY, JOHN ROBERT (1995) "The Caves of Thailand" Speleological Research Council, Sydney ISBN 0-9589253-9-9 124pp

History

1987-06-10 Sink recorded by the APS 1989 The sink was also recorded by a British expedition. Martin Ellis - 19/06/2019

Caves nearby

Distance (km)	Name	Length (m)	Depth (m)
0.3	Cave CH0031 [Small Cave] [CH0031]	50	20
0.3	Tham Lam Chi - CH0033	300	10
0.4	Tham Pha Daeng [Red Rock Cave] [CH0034]	80	40
0.4	Tham Pha Khrop] [Tham Pha Khrob] [Tham Khrob] [Cave in the Roof of the Mountain] [CH0026]	97	35
0.5	Tham Huai Chi Laeng [Cave of the Dry Stream] [CH0030]	1602	60
0.5	Tham Nu [Tham Noo] [Huai Tham Nue] [Rat Cave] [CH0029]	52	32
0.6	Tham Men [Porcupine Cave] [CH0035]	150	40
0.9	Tham Khrop [Tham Khrob] [Tham Khao Klop] [CH0027]	954	76
1.3	Tham Huai Nam Lad [Tham Huai Khang Khao] [Small Waterfall Cave] [CH0023]	674	125