MIAN GHUNDI 1

Herbert Daniel Gebauer - 06/01/2018

Entrance (4 m wide and high) to a rift cave passage (controlled by a twisted tectonical disturbance, 8 m enterable by man) and one lateral passage (along bedding, 2 m long); apparently of vadose origin and obviously developed in a -lumpy- limestone (oolithic; lagonal, perhaps of Eocene age). SITUATION: West of kilometer 12 (estimated) of the Quetta - Mastung Road and estimated 10 km north along the road north of –>Lak Pass; 4 km in a direct line NNE of –>Landi (Bathora); in October 1997 behind a petrol station & garage across the of the village of Mian Ghundi (note 1); from the valley floor (at circa 1830 m asl) apparently two thirds up the north-west flank of the hill marked -Mian Ghundi 6608- (2014 m asl; AMS sheet Quetta (NH42-05, U502 series, 1959 edition).Entrance (4 m wide and high) to a rift cave passage (controlled by a twisted tectonical disturbance, 8 m enterable by man) and one lateral passage (along bedding, 2 m long); apparently of vadose origin and obviously developed in a -lumpy- limestone (oolithic; lagonal, perhaps of Eocene age). SITUATION: West of kilometer 12 (estimated) of the Quetta - Mastung Road and estimated 10 km north along the road north of –>Lak Pass; 4 km in a direct line NNE of –>Landi (Bathora); in October 1997 behind a petrol station & garage across the of the village of Mian Ghundi (note 1); from the valley floor (at circa 1830 m asl) apparently two thirds up the north-west flank of the hill marked -Mian Ghundi 6608- (2014 m asl; AMS sheet Quetta (NH42-05, U502 series, 1959 edition).